LEGO Gringotts Wizarding Bank – Collectors' Edition
Immerse yourself in the magical world as you build the LEGO Harry Potter Gringotts Wizarding Bank - Collector's Edition (76417). Recreate the opulent foyer and the mezzanine with the vault for Hagrid's secret letter. Construct the spiral track to the vaults and the mechanism that stops the cart at each of the three vaults - including Bellatrix's vault, where a magical surprise awaits you. Additionally, the set includes a movable dragon, the Ukrainian Ironbelly, as well as a model of the Magical Menagerie.
Immerse yourself in the magical world as you build the LEGO Harry Potter Gringotts Wizarding Bank - Collector's Edition (76417). Recreate the opulent foyer and the mezzanine with the vault for Hagrid's secret letter. Construct the spiral track to the vaults and the mechanism that stops the cart at each of the three vaults - including Bellatrix's vault, where a magical surprise awaits you. Additionally, the set includes a movable dragon, the Ukrainian Ironbelly, as well as a model of the Magical Menagerie.
Immerse yourself in the magical world as you build the LEGO Harry Potter Gringotts Wizarding Bank - Collector's Edition (76417). Recreate the opulent foyer and the mezzanine with the vault for Hagrid's secret letter. Construct the spiral track to the vaults and the mechanism that stops the cart at each of the three vaults - including Bellatrix's vault, where a magical surprise awaits you. Additionally, the set includes a movable dragon, the Ukrainian Ironbelly, as well as a model of the Magical Menagerie.
Immerse yourself in the magical world as you build the LEGO Harry Potter Gringotts Wizarding Bank - Collector's Edition (76417). Recreate the opulent foyer and the mezzanine with the vault for Hagrid's secret letter. Construct the spiral track to the vaults and the mechanism that stops the cart at each of the three vaults - including Bellatrix's vault, where a magical surprise awaits you. Additionally, the set includes a movable dragon, the Ukrainian Ironbelly, as well as a model of the Magical Menagerie.
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The building experience especially of the base that covers the vaults is great. Since this set was announced many have speculated how many Technic elements would create the sturdiness needed for the base but LEGO surprised and provided a build that is far from a Technic set and building the base was quite interesting while experiencing how strong it actually becomes as you move forward in the build. The vaults have some nice hidden features and the dragon head is one of the few elements with prints. Unfortunately, what feels like an entire booklet of stickers comes with this set, too.The Gringott's Bank building wasn't as fun to build as I anticipated. The building techniques are fairly simple, very few odd angles that basically should make up this building and ... MoreThe building experience especially of the base that covers the vaults is great. Since this set was announced many have speculated how many Technic elements would create the sturdiness needed for the base but LEGO surprised and provided a build that is far from a Technic set and building the base was quite interesting while experiencing how strong it actually becomes as you move forward in the build. The vaults have some nice hidden features and the dragon head is one of the few elements with prints. Unfortunately, what feels like an entire booklet of stickers comes with this set, too.The Gringott's Bank building wasn't as fun to build as I anticipated. The building techniques are fairly simple, very few odd angles that basically should make up this building and provide its characteristics - for me that's missing. The inside is basically one big hall with a gallery that cannot be reached without magic because no staircase or anything else leads there.The two main elements -the base with vaults and the bank building- can be put together and it's not shaky (which is something I assumed it would be) and you can actually carry the entire set, while heavy- around without the building falling off. Beyond that it is nice that you can attach it to the Diagon Alley set 75978, then without the base (or you can put a hole in your table so you can keep it together and build an actual cave under the table (which is something I am actually considering).I don't care much for minifigures, but some of the main characters are included, some of them were already in set 75978. The Goblins are new to me as minifigures as far as I can tell.Finally, and unfortunately, as always there was a piece missing, which is something I never had until 2020 with LEGO sets. Since then I only had a handful of sets that had all and correct pieces in them (often all pieces are there but in the wrong color, for example). It takes LEGO roughly two weeks to send the missing/replacement pieces which significantly impacts the building experience.The box gives a false impression of how much is actually in there. There is a smaller white box inside the outside packaging and all bags fit in that little box that is about 40% of the volume of the outside packaging. A significant part of the weight comes from the 4 building instruction booklets. There is a nice aspect to it: technically 2-3 people can build at the same time, 1-2 build the two sections of the cave/vaults and one is building the actual bank. So it can be a nice thing to do together. But it won't take you very long. It took me just a notch over 6 hours to build the entire thing by myself.This is a nice set to have but there are some downsides to it. For me the biggest one is the price point. This set in the LEGO universe has a value of around $300. The $430 is an unreasonably high and unjustified price and while I like the set, it is absolutely not worth this price. Maybe if sales numbers are down LEGO will reduce the price to a more reasonable level, like they did with the fussball table set or the big Hulkbuster. With a 30% discount I would say buy it and enjoy having the set.
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Love this set, waited patiently for months for its released, really compliments the alley which I am now going to rebuild. Really enjoyed the build of the bank and underground system. Only disappointment is how difficult it is to rearrange inside bank display due to lack space. This is ok for me, as I collect to display.I read before its release lots of people were worried about displaying this set and I have found the Kallax units work perfectly.
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I purchased this set as an addition to the Harry Potter display we have set up and I was not disappointed. The set has some excellent features and, as will the majority of Lego products, goes together really well. There are some excellent features in the set and the dragon is a particular favourite. As an aside I am a huge fan of the Lego builder app which allows me to list all the sets I own.In short a great set with great features
LEGO 76417 Gringotts Wizarding Bank – Collectors’ Edition - Nový.
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LEGO Harry Potter: Gringotts Wizarding Bank – Collectors' Edition (76417)
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The building experience especially of the base that covers the vaults is great. Since this set was announced many have speculated how many Technic elements would create the sturdiness needed for the base but LEGO surprised and provided a build that is far from a Technic set and building the base was quite interesting while experiencing how strong it actually becomes as you move forward in the build. The vaults have some nice hidden features and the dragon head is one of the few elements with prints. Unfortunately, what feels like an entire booklet of stickers comes with this set, too.The Gringott's Bank building wasn't as fun to build as I anticipated. The building techniques are fairly simple, very few odd angles that basically should make up this building and ... MoreThe building experience especially of the base that covers the vaults is great. Since this set was announced many have speculated how many Technic elements would create the sturdiness needed for the base but LEGO surprised and provided a build that is far from a Technic set and building the base was quite interesting while experiencing how strong it actually becomes as you move forward in the build. The vaults have some nice hidden features and the dragon head is one of the few elements with prints. Unfortunately, what feels like an entire booklet of stickers comes with this set, too.The Gringott's Bank building wasn't as fun to build as I anticipated. The building techniques are fairly simple, very few odd angles that basically should make up this building and provide its characteristics - for me that's missing. The inside is basically one big hall with a gallery that cannot be reached without magic because no staircase or anything else leads there.The two main elements -the base with vaults and the bank building- can be put together and it's not shaky (which is something I assumed it would be) and you can actually carry the entire set, while heavy- around without the building falling off. Beyond that it is nice that you can attach it to the Diagon Alley set 75978, then without the base (or you can put a hole in your table so you can keep it together and build an actual cave under the table (which is something I am actually considering).I don't care much for minifigures, but some of the main characters are included, some of them were already in set 75978. The Goblins are new to me as minifigures as far as I can tell.Finally, and unfortunately, as always there was a piece missing, which is something I never had until 2020 with LEGO sets. Since then I only had a handful of sets that had all and correct pieces in them (often all pieces are there but in the wrong color, for example). It takes LEGO roughly two weeks to send the missing/replacement pieces which significantly impacts the building experience.The box gives a false impression of how much is actually in there. There is a smaller white box inside the outside packaging and all bags fit in that little box that is about 40% of the volume of the outside packaging. A significant part of the weight comes from the 4 building instruction booklets. There is a nice aspect to it: technically 2-3 people can build at the same time, 1-2 build the two sections of the cave/vaults and one is building the actual bank. So it can be a nice thing to do together. But it won't take you very long. It took me just a notch over 6 hours to build the entire thing by myself.This is a nice set to have but there are some downsides to it. For me the biggest one is the price point. This set in the LEGO universe has a value of around $300. The $430 is an unreasonably high and unjustified price and while I like the set, it is absolutely not worth this price. Maybe if sales numbers are down LEGO will reduce the price to a more reasonable level, like they did with the fussball table set or the big Hulkbuster. With a 30% discount I would say buy it and enjoy having the set.
Love this set, waited patiently for months for its released, really compliments the alley which I am now going to rebuild. Really enjoyed the build of the bank and underground system. Only disappointment is how difficult it is to rearrange inside bank display due to lack space. This is ok for me, as I collect to display.I read before its release lots of people were worried about displaying this set and I have found the Kallax units work perfectly.
I purchased this set as an addition to the Harry Potter display we have set up and I was not disappointed. The set has some excellent features and, as will the majority of Lego products, goes together really well. There are some excellent features in the set and the dragon is a particular favourite. As an aside I am a huge fan of the Lego builder app which allows me to list all the sets I own.In short a great set with great features
I have been collecting Harry Potter LEGO’s since 2007 and I can remember my excitement when the first 2011 Gringotts came out. It was one of my favorite buildings from the movies and LEGO making it into a model was a dream come true. Fast forward to 2020 when Diagon Alley came out, I was surprised not to see Gringotts there but I figured that it would come out later so I patiently waited. Well…IT WAS WORTH THE WAIT! This set is fantastic! When I first saw pictures of this set I knew I had to get it immediately. After building it, it still amazes me how LEGO was able to make an underground vault system that is also able to hold up another building. The interior is amazing and I really loved to see the marble printed pieces for the columns. Now, the vault system was ... MoreI have been collecting Harry Potter LEGO’s since 2007 and I can remember my excitement when the first 2011 Gringotts came out. It was one of my favorite buildings from the movies and LEGO making it into a model was a dream come true. Fast forward to 2020 when Diagon Alley came out, I was surprised not to see Gringotts there but I figured that it would come out later so I patiently waited. Well…IT WAS WORTH THE WAIT! This set is fantastic! When I first saw pictures of this set I knew I had to get it immediately. After building it, it still amazes me how LEGO was able to make an underground vault system that is also able to hold up another building. The interior is amazing and I really loved to see the marble printed pieces for the columns. Now, the vault system was what surprised me most. It was totally unexpected and really made this set whole. They even give you all three of the vaults from the major plot points in the movies. This set is timeless and definitely is one of my favorites from LEGO.Now, the only thing that bothered me about this set is the lovely sticker on the front that says “Gringot ts Bank”. My question is, does this drive anyone else nuts or is it just me. I tried putting the stickers as close as possible, which made it better, but I am still bothered by the gap. I don’t know if there just wasn't any other option but if possible LEGO, can we make sure single words aren't split up on different stickers for future sets. Otherwise, this set is perfect from the building and to the price! One of the best sets LEGO has ever made and definitely is worth the purchase. Great job designers and can’t wait to see what is released in the future! Would love to see a Collectors edition Chamber of Secrets or Knight Bus one day! Till then, back to waiting!
Building Gringotts Wizarding Bank was a blast! There were so many little hidden gems in this build, I was totally amazed. The detail that the designers put into creating this model was mind blowing. I loved the explanation as we went through and saw some of the gems come to life, and then found them again throughout the build with additional explanation. It just tied the whole experience together. I highly recommend this build for any hobbyist, any Harry Potter fans, or just anyone that wants to spend a few, well quite a few, afternoons putting this very enjoyable piece together. And, it fits in perfectly with Diagon Alley! Great bonus!
It’s finally here, the set that we have all been waiting for. This set is fantastic, and looks great. I do recommend to take your time, and do not rush. The mini figure selection is great, and I do like the fact you get five goblins “ plus one more if you got the GWP”.Only really big complaint that I do have is the stickers. There are a lot, and don’t like how the used of stickers as windows on the out side windows. Also the stickers that spell Gringotts in the front are not together. Other than that this set is amazing. You can not have a Diagon Alley without Gringotts, so I suggest you get both.
Build quality wasn’t really that well thought out when added to Diagon Alley. The set is too short and in my opinion should have been 5-8cm taller to match the scale of the other sets.Seems to be a number of random bricks added within the general build. I get the feeling that bricks were added, just to get the total number of bricks to a high number.I would have liked to have seen a way in which the Lego figures could move from the upper to the lower level through a staircase, rather than how it currently is.The waterfall section seems like an afterthought along with the glass roof which should be a dome shape rather than a flat roof.The interior could have been made longer to incorporate additional desks too.Rated a 2/5 Set
I've been excited since the rumors of a new Gringotts that would cap the street for my Diagon ally. When I saw this, well, I was less excited. I had to get it anyway because how long will it be until I can get something else that will fulfill its replacement? 1) I don't love that I am forced to get underground work that sits elsewhere from the scene because as part of the scale, city, it Gringotts might as well be launching off like a shuttle out of Diagon. 2) I'm super sat that in a $400+ model that LEGO could not or would not find a better fix that the floating TS outside of Gringot. Yes, you can cut the sticker. Should you have to? There are stickers that go right to the edge with the graphic; the piece could have been a printed piece in this almost 1/2 grand ... MoreI've been excited since the rumors of a new Gringotts that would cap the street for my Diagon ally. When I saw this, well, I was less excited. I had to get it anyway because how long will it be until I can get something else that will fulfill its replacement? 1) I don't love that I am forced to get underground work that sits elsewhere from the scene because as part of the scale, city, it Gringotts might as well be launching off like a shuttle out of Diagon. 2) I'm super sat that in a $400+ model that LEGO could not or would not find a better fix that the floating TS outside of Gringot. Yes, you can cut the sticker. Should you have to? There are stickers that go right to the edge with the graphic; the piece could have been a printed piece in this almost 1/2 grand model; the spacing between the letters could have been widened to compensate. 3) The dragon was a bit of a disappointment. I was expecting something grand that covered the building while resting, like WWoHP at Universal. What I got was something that was lacking. Spend brick cound from the mining track on the dragon instead, in my opinion. It has about the same price as the 75978 Diagon Alley for about 700 less pieces when areas are lacking, which is not a huge issue (cost/piece) IF all areas are sufficiently filled in and accounted for. I found that the piece-difference made a large impact of my sense of grandeur and impact of the building.TL;DR: This set was not thoughtful of the people who were looking forward to an add-on for the 75978 Diagon Ally set. Coupled with other misses, for me, I would not recommend this for the majority of people.
This is the biggest set I've built so far. It was a doozy, but in a good way. The instructions were so easy to follow, everything fit together perfectly, and it was packaged in such a way that my husband and son were able to help me put it together. Not to mention that it looks great on display in my living room. I love that the top and bottom separate to help aid in moving the set and also playing without concern of something being knocked over. Overall it's a really great build. I'm very happy with it.
This set is the very definition of a masterpiece ! Everything that I have hoped for this set have been done. Amazingly detailed ! Extremely HUGE ! I am not afraid to say that this set is now part of my top 3 favorite sets ever made ! I bought it on day one, with the free gifts. There was a problem on the website at first, so I refreshed the website for at least 2 HOURS straight to finally be able to buy it lol That was hard work to get it, but I finally got it. Well deserved ! I have absolutely nothing wrong to say about this set. This set is just ultimate pure happiness ! Thank you LEGO :)
