Harry Potter

Expecto Patronum

Expecto Patronum recreates the glowing stag Patronus charm rather than a building or vehicle, built from 754 pieces alongside two minifigures. Bright Light Blue and translucent Trans-Light Blue create the magical glow, set off by black and white. This page lists every part in the set by colour and quantity.

Set number
76414
Year
2023
Pieces
754
Minifigures
2
Different parts
148
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Parts list 148

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Spare parts (17)

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

Minifigures 2

Description

Two minifigures framing a single spell

Two minifigures sit alongside the Patronus itself, turning the set into a small scene rather than a standalone object: the characters casting the charm meet the glowing result of it. That's a leaner figure count than most Harry Potter sets built around castles or trains, which fits a model whose real subject is a single dramatic moment rather than an ongoing location with a cast of characters moving through it. That tighter focus on one scene makes it a natural shelf companion to larger, more location-based sets in the same theme.

Translucent blue pieces built for a light effect

Bright Light Blue and translucent Trans-Light Blue combine to recreate the Patronus charm's glow, with black and white providing contrast against it. Trans-coloured pieces in this particular shade show up less often across LEGO sets generally, which makes this release worth a look if you're after translucent blue elements for other lighting or magic-effect builds beyond Harry Potter. Set against a darker base, the blue reads especially vivid, which is useful for water or lighting-themed dioramas too.

148 unique parts for a running stag's shape

A leaping stag made of magical light needs considerably more varied shapes than a straight-edged building would, to suggest motion and form rather than flat geometry. The 148 unique parts among the set's 754 total pieces mostly go towards the animal's outer silhouette, while repeated basic elements handle the internal structural work holding the shape together. Building from the inside out like this is typical for animal-shaped sets and looks quite different from constructing a square building or vehicle.

A different build to the usual Potter sets

Where most Harry Potter sets recreate a building, vehicle or location, Expecto Patronum builds a spell effect instead, which means transparent and semi-transparent pieces do a lot of the visual work rather than just filling in windows. If you already own several of the line's castles or trains, this is a noticeably different building experience within the same theme, worth checking against the parts list before you start. It's a useful way to see upfront exactly how many of the 754 pieces go towards the glowing effect itself.

FAQ

What exactly does this set depict?
It recreates the Patronus charm as a glowing stag, built using translucent and bright blue LEGO pieces.
How many minifigures are included?
Two minifigures come with the set, framing the spell as a small scene.
What colours dominate the model?
Bright Light Blue and Trans-Light Blue create the glowing effect, with Black and White adding contrast.

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