How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?

The set has 215 pieces and comes with one minifigure.

What colours define the model?

Dark bluish grey, black, dark tan and light bluish grey create the stony, underground look of the scene.

Harry Potter

Gringotts Vault

Set 40598 recreates a vault of the wizarding bank Gringotts from the Harry Potter world, known for its underground chambers beneath Diagon Alley. With 215 pieces and one minifigure, the set focuses on a single atmospheric scene rather than a large building. The parts list on this page shows every one of the 83 distinct pieces.

Set number: 40598
Year: 2023
Pieces: 215
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Harry Potter
Different parts: 83

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 83

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 1

Goblin - Black Tuxedo, Glasses fig-0143054 pieces × 1

Description

A scene from the wizarding bank

Gringotts is portrayed in the Harry Potter world as the bank of the wizarding community, set deep beneath Diagon Alley and known for its heavily guarded underground vaults. Set 40598 picks up exactly that idea, recreating a compact chamber that captures the underground, faintly ominous atmosphere of the books. With 215 pieces, the scope stays manageable, which makes the set a natural addition alongside larger Harry Potter builds such as Diagon Alley itself. That makes it a compact entry point into a Harry Potter collection before tackling larger builds.

The minifigure in the vault

A single minifigure accompanies the scene, which is typical for a set of this size and keeps the focus firmly on the structure rather than a larger cast of characters. Combined with 83 distinct shapes, the scene favours detail over sheer bulk: rather than relying on many simple repeated bricks, it uses a wide range of specialised elements to build the rough stone look and the vault doors. This attention to detail makes the small scale feel more interesting than the piece count alone would suggest.

A dark colour palette

Dark bluish grey, black, dark tan and light bluish grey form the main colours, creating the stony, underground look that suits the Gringotts setting. This muted palette stands apart from brighter Harry Potter sets and blends well with other darker sections you might own, such as the sewers or Hogwarts dungeons. The parts list lets you check exactly which shades of grey appear and in what quantity. Anyone who already owns similar grey tones from other sets can top up those supplies specifically.

For collectors and fans of the range

As a compact set, the vault suits collectors looking to extend their Harry Potter builds with a single, thematically fitting scene, without committing to a much larger project. Anyone who already owns other sets in the range can also repurpose the stone elements for their own dioramas or rebuilds. The full parts list on this page helps you track down matching colours and shapes. It also works well as a standalone gift for fans of the book series.

FAQ

What does set 40598 depict?: It recreates a vault of the wizarding bank Gringotts from the Harry Potter world, known for its underground chambers beneath Diagon Alley.
How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?: The set has 215 pieces and comes with one minifigure.
What colours define the model?: Dark bluish grey, black, dark tan and light bluish grey create the stony, underground look of the scene.