How many minifigures come with set 76445?

The set includes three minifigures, matching the Herbology classroom scene.

Does this set show the whole of Hogwarts Castle?

No, it focuses on a single scene, the Herbology class, rather than the full castle.

How many pieces and colours does the model use?

It's made from 390 pieces, including 117 unique parts, mostly in tan, dark bluish grey, pearl gold and reddish brown.

Harry Potter

Hogwarts Castle: Herbology Class

Hogwarts Castle: Herbology Class (76445) rebuilds a single classroom scene from the wizarding school rather than the whole building. With 390 pieces and three minifigures, it sits in the mid-size range of LEGO® Harry Potter sets and works equally well as a play set or a shelf display. The warm, earthy colour scheme keeps it close to how the greenhouse classrooms look on screen.

Set number: 76445
Year: 2025
Pieces: 390
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Harry Potter
Different parts: 117

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 117

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 (25)

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

Minifigures 3

Pomona Sprout, Medium Nougat Dress fig-0164884 pieces × 1
Hermione Granger, Herbology Outfit, Short Legs fig-0164904 pieces × 1
Neville Longbottom, Tan Shirt, Headphones, Short Legs fig-0165785 pieces × 1

Description

One classroom, not the whole castle

Rather than a full wing of Hogwarts, 76445 zooms in on a single moment: a Herbology lesson in the greenhouse. Building a scene instead of a sprawling structure means the 390 pieces go into details that a full-castle set would have to skip, such as plant pots, benches and lesson props. For anyone recreating specific book or film moments, that focus is the appeal: the set tells a recognisable story on its own rather than acting as a backdrop, and it sits comfortably alongside other Hogwarts scenes from the wider LEGO® Harry Potter range.

Three minifigures for a lesson in progress

Three minifigures put this set on the fuller side for its size, suggesting a teacher-and-pupils set-up rather than a single character. That makes 76445 as much a play set as a display piece: the figures can move between this classroom and other Hogwarts sets to act out a longer school-day story. Owners of earlier Harry Potter sets can also mix in existing accessories, such as wands or robes, to expand a growing cast of student minifigures without needing a new starter set.

Colours and part count

Tan, dark bluish grey, pearl gold and reddish brown give the model the slightly rustic, earthy look associated with the greenhouse scenes in the books and films. Among the 390 pieces are 117 unique parts, a solid level of detail for a set this size rather than a wall of plain bricks. It is worth checking the parts list on this page before buying, especially for anyone who already owns older Hogwarts sets, to see exactly which colours and specialised elements this particular set actually adds.

Part of a growing Hogwarts shelf

As a 2025 release, 76445 continues LEGO's ongoing run of modular Hogwarts scenes, which line up thematically even where they are not built to physically connect. For collectors adding one subject or location at a time, the Herbology classroom is a natural next piece. It also stands on its own perfectly well, working as a self-contained display next to books or other Harry Potter memorabilia, since the scene reads as complete without needing the rest of the castle around it.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with set 76445?: The set includes three minifigures, matching the Herbology classroom scene.
Does this set show the whole of Hogwarts Castle?: No, it focuses on a single scene, the Herbology class, rather than the full castle.
How many pieces and colours does the model use?: It's made from 390 pieces, including 117 unique parts, mostly in tan, dark bluish grey, pearl gold and reddish brown.

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