How many minifigures are included?

Four minifigures come with the set.

Does the train run on its own?

Yes, the set name mentions a motor. The parts list on this page shows what is included.

Which colours dominate?

Black, dark bluish grey, red and light bluish grey.

Harry Potter

LEGO® Motorized Hogwarts Express

The Motorized Hogwarts Express of 2004 has 713 pieces and four minifigures. It recalls the train from the Harry Potter films and moves under its own power.

Set number: 10132
Year: 2004
Pieces: 713
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Harry Potter
Different parts: 207

What can I build with it?

Parts list 207

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (10)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 4

Dementor, Sand Green fig-0030867 pieces × 1
Remus Lupin, Dark Green Suit fig-0060985 pieces × 1
Harry Potter, Open Dark Bluish Gray Jacket over Dark Red Shirt, Dark Blue Legs fig-0061084 pieces × 1
Ron Weasley, Open Reddish Brown Jacket over Striped Shirt fig-0061094 pieces × 1

Description

The train to Hogwarts

The set recreates the Hogwarts Express, the red steam train that carries pupils to school in the Harry Potter stories. A motor makes it move, which sets it apart from purely static models. With 713 pieces and four minifigures it stays manageable, yet offers more than a simple toy. Fans of the films will recognise the locomotive at once, and railway enthusiasts will enjoy the motorised model, too. A train that actually moves is also more appealing to children than a static model.

Black, grey and red

Black and dark bluish grey define the look of the locomotive and carriages, red provides the accent, and light bluish grey supplies the technical parts. The colour choice suits a steam train: dark and strong, with a splash of red. Many of these bricks also work for other railway models. The parts list on this page shows which elements come in which colour, which can help when you put together trains of your own. Black bricks in this quantity are also useful for bridges, tunnels and stations.

137 kinds with a clear focus

That 713 pieces split into 137 different kinds suggests good variety without the model becoming confusing. Locomotive, tender and carriages come together step by step, and the motor adds a technical side that goes beyond simply pressing bricks together. If you like building vehicles, this is a varied task. The four minifigures are a pleasant extra without drawing attention away from the train. They can sit on board or stand on the platform, depending on which scene you want to act out.

Buying second-hand, reusing parts

The set dates from 2004 and is therefore usually traded second-hand, where the motor and accessories are not always complete. Use the parts list to check that everything is there. If you already own the bricks but no longer have the plan, the “What can I build?” tool shows which models they make possible, so the train can become something new without extra purchases. Track and carriage parts in particular are good to have for later railway projects.

FAQ

How many minifigures are included?: Four minifigures come with the set.
Does the train run on its own?: Yes, the set name mentions a motor. The parts list on this page shows what is included.
Which colours dominate?: Black, dark bluish grey, red and light bluish grey.

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