How many pieces does Aragog in the Forbidden Forest include?

The set contains 195 pieces across 63 unique parts, along with two minifigures.

Can the spider's legs be repositioned?

Yes, the legs are built to be posable individually, allowing different stances for display or for play.

What colours make up the set?

Reddish brown, black, dark tan and dark brown form the palette, matching the dark, wooded setting of the Forbidden Forest.

Harry Potter

Aragog in the Forbidden Forest

Set 76434 Aragog in the Forbidden Forest is part of the LEGO® Harry Potter range and recreates the giant spider Aragog among the trees of the Forbidden Forest. With 195 pieces and two minifigures, it's a compact scene inspired by the second book in the series, sized to sit comfortably alongside other Hogwarts sets.

Set number: 76434
Year: 2024
Pieces: 195
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Harry Potter
Different parts: 63

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 63

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 (6)

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

Minifigures 2

Ron Weasley, Dark Bluish Gray Plaid Jacket with Zipper, Short Legs fig-0151114 pieces × 1
Harry Potter, Dark Blue Jacket with Zipper, Short Legs fig-0151124 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

All 2 ideas at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

A posable spider model

Aragog is built as an articulated model rather than a static sculpture, with legs that can be angled individually to create different poses for a shelf or for play. At 195 pieces the build stays approachable, making it a reasonable entry point for younger Harry Potter fans who aren't ready for the larger Hogwarts castle sets. The spider's proportions are exaggerated just enough to feel imposing without losing the recognisable silhouette from the story, and the small forest base gives the model context without adding unnecessary bulk to the set.

Forest tones over bright colours

Reddish brown, black, dark tan and dark brown dominate the colour scheme, giving Aragog's carapace a suitably dark, forest-worn look rather than anything bright or cartoonish. Earthy tones cover the tree trunks and undergrowth too, keeping the whole build visually consistent with the gloom of the Forbidden Forest rather than the brighter stonework of Hogwarts interiors. Sorting the pieces by shade before starting makes it easier to separate the spider's body from the surrounding scenery elements. The colour breakdown on this page lists every shade used, useful for matching a replacement part to another dark-toned forest set.

Two minifigures for a forest encounter

Two minifigures accompany Aragog, letting you act out an encounter in the forest rather than just displaying the spider on its own. That keeps the set playable after the build is finished, unlike some of the larger, more display-focused Hogwarts models in the range. Across 63 unique parts, the build splits between the spider's segmented body, its posable jaw and the small forest base, so despite the compact piece count there's a reasonable mix of building techniques involved. For anyone already collecting other creature-focused sets from the range, Aragog is a natural addition.

Checking the parts list

With 63 distinct parts, the set is a useful reference if you're after leg segments, forest elements or dark-coloured specialty pieces for your own builds. The full parts list on this page documents every element individually, which helps if a piece goes missing during play or you're hunting for one of the spider's more unusual leg sections. Given how many specialised shapes a creature build like this relies on, it's worth checking the list before sourcing a replacement elsewhere, and it also makes combining Aragog with other Forbidden Forest scenes easier to plan.

FAQ

How many pieces does Aragog in the Forbidden Forest include?: The set contains 195 pieces across 63 unique parts, along with two minifigures.
Can the spider's legs be repositioned?: Yes, the legs are built to be posable individually, allowing different stances for display or for play.
What colours make up the set?: Reddish brown, black, dark tan and dark brown form the palette, matching the dark, wooded setting of the Forbidden Forest.

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