LEGO Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire The Rise of Voldemort 75965 Building Kit (184 Pieces)

Well this was a fun purchase. Bought this for a chick that was into Legos and Harry Potter...seemed like a smart buy. Well she turned into a weirdo right before Christmas so I bailed and she never got it, her loss I'm betting.Unfortunately my kiddo is not old enough for real Legos, or an understanding of the wizard arts or whatever. I guess this will get passed down if I die, or will sit on the shelf until he is old enough whichever comes first...hopefully the latter.It's Legos, it's Harry Potter, what kid...or fun adult, isn't going to have fun putting it together and "displaying" it (meaning playing with it when you have time). It is Legos so it is a little pricey, but their quality speaks for themselves. Step on a Lego barefoot and see who wins....I'll wait.

Love, love the Harry Potter sets

I thought this would be my least favorite Harry Potter lego, but it turned out to be one of my favorite. I love the kits that have motion or some other surprise, and the hidden Valdemort was a great pleasant surprise. The story details of the kit were a lot of fun.

Great set! Made my 8 year old very happy.

I got this set for my 5 year old nephew. While he needed help assembling it was not too challenging and he loves the theme of the set. This is a smaller lego set but still a good price for the brand.

This LEGO set is great for fans and collectors, it offers a great setup for the scene; although it's simple in the way that it's just a small piece of the cementery, it has most of the crucial elements of that scene. First the minifigures, which have very unique patters (such as Harry's uniform from the last task, or Wormtail's silver hand). Then scene elements such as the statue on the tomb (which allows motion to capture Harry), the ingredients for the potion, and the "baby" version of Voldemort. The only element that might have gained from being different would be the cup itself.To make a better scene, it could be combined with the Cedric Minifigure from the blind bags, which also has the last taks uniform and a different cup, and add some other Death Eaters from other sets.It offers good play and display options.

Purchased mainly for the nostalgia that it had on my Lego Harry Potter childhood that they released a set similar to this (4766 Graveyard Duel) back in my early childhood. Only this time it is more condensed down and at a better quality and value.Minifigs are excellent in this set, especially the figures of Voldemort and Wormtail/ Peter Pettigrew. Both resemble their actors respectively in the Goblet of Fire film.Only qualm I have about this set is that the entire scene is based on slanted base pieces of gravestones and dark macabre; which can get flimsy because they are not secured properly compared to the core base section of the set where Voldemort appears. So consider this as a display as well as play piece.Aside from this, overall the volume of stuff you get plus the figures you acquire all good based on the value of this set. I would recommend this set to anyone of Harry Potter fandom or a casual looking for a valuable play as well as display piece, you will not be disappointed.

I really like this set, it combines well with the hidden side set "graveyard mystery" It's all kind of a cool starting point for a lego cemetery, and they fit in well with whatever kind of theme you are going for. Also you get some cool evil wizards, and the baby voldemort is hilarious.