Which Hogwarts houses do the two figures represent?

Draco Malfoy represents Slytherin and Cedric Diggory represents Hufflepuff, reflected directly in each figure's colour scheme.

Can the figures be displayed individually?

Yes, each BrickHeadz has its own base and name plaque, so they can be shown separately or together.

How many pieces does the set include?

The set contains 262 pieces made up of 84 unique parts, split between the two figures.

Brickheadz

Draco Malfoy & Cedric Diggory

Draco Malfoy & Cedric Diggory adds another rival pairing to the Harry Potter BrickHeadz range, built from 262 pieces across two separate figures. Rather than a shared scene, the set delivers two standalone display models finished in contrasting house colours. It's a quick, collectible build aimed at Harry Potter fans and BrickHeadz collectors rather than a play-focused toy.

Set number: 40617
Year: 2023
Pieces: 262
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Brickheadz
Different parts: 84

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 84

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (10)

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

Description

Two houses, two figures

Draco Malfoy and Cedric Diggory belong to different Hogwarts houses and appear as rivals across several books and films, most notably during the Triwizard Tournament storyline. This BrickHeadz set nods to that rivalry without recreating a specific scene, instead giving each character its own cube-based figure on a labelled stand. With 262 pieces split across 84 unique parts, neither figure takes long to build, so both can realistically be finished in a single sitting, making this a good option for a short building session rather than a long weekend project.

Green against warm earth tones

Dark Green marks out Slytherin and Draco Malfoy's house colour, while Reddish Brown and Bright Light Yellow bring the warmer, earthier palette associated with Cedric Diggory's Hufflepuff uniform. Light Bluish Gray fills in the shirt beneath each robe. That deliberate colour split makes the two figures easy to tell apart at a glance, even though they share the same basic BrickHeadz shape and construction.

A straightforward build for any skill level

As with other BrickHeadz sets, the instructions split cleanly into two sections, one figure at a time, which keeps the build approachable even for less experienced builders. Each cube-shaped base is built up layer by layer with hair, face and robe details added toward the end. Because there are no posable joints or fiddly connections involved, this set also works well as a first BrickHeadz build for someone new to the format.

Adding to a Hogwarts line-up

Anyone already collecting Harry Potter BrickHeadz can slot Draco Malfoy and Cedric Diggory straight into that row, building out a display that spans multiple Hogwarts houses. The full parts list on this page lists exactly which of the 84 unique elements come in green, reddish brown, bright light yellow and light grey, useful for tracking down specific colours for other projects or simply seeing what's included before buying, and for judging how the set would look next to figures already on a shelf.

FAQ

Which Hogwarts houses do the two figures represent?: Draco Malfoy represents Slytherin and Cedric Diggory represents Hufflepuff, reflected directly in each figure's colour scheme.
Can the figures be displayed individually?: Yes, each BrickHeadz has its own base and name plaque, so they can be shown separately or together.
How many pieces does the set include?: The set contains 262 pieces made up of 84 unique parts, split between the two figures.

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