The LEGO Talking Sorting Hat is the first-ever LEGO Harry Potter set with a sound brick, and once the hat is tipped or placed atop the heat, it activates to reveal a selected Hogwarts house. Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Slytherin and Hufflepuff are each represented by a crest on the stand for the model. Occasionally, the Sorting Hat will also sing its song.
This building block set boasts 561 pieces and the assembly process is simplified by following the LEGO Builder app, which lets users zoom and rotate the model in 3D.
After this collectible LEGO set for adults has been fully assembled, it's ready for Harry Potter book lovers, movie fans and collectors to display. The LEGO Talking Sorting Hat set also includes a Harry Potter character minifigure wearing a Sorting Hat to complete the display.
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The LEGO Talking Sorting Hat is a Spellbinding Build with 561 Pieces
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