Reg Cattermole / Ron Weasley

This Reg Cattermole / Ron Weasley minifigure represents one of the most iconic moments from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, capturing Ron's disguise during the Golden Trio's high-stakes infiltration of the Ministry of Magic. The figure features a clever dual-printed head piece designed to showcase Reg Cattermole's mustachioed face on one side and a nervous Ron Weasley expression on the other, allowing collectors to recreate the dramatic Polyjuice Potion transformation.

Exclusively available in the modular 'The Ministry of Magic' set (76403), this figure boasts a remarkably detailed torso piece depicting the Magical Maintenance department uniform complete with a navy blue 'M' crest, tan waistcoat, and tie. Deathly Hallows-era minifigures are historically less common in the LEGO Harry Potter lineup, making this unique dual-character release particularly attractive to dedicated theme completionists.

Because this figure was only produced for a single set run that has since retired, maintaining mint condition on the torso print and dual-expression head is critical for collectors looking to complete the trio alongside Albert Runcorn (Harry) and Mafalda Hopkirk (Hermione).

Appearing exclusively in set 76403-1 (The Ministry of Magic), this minifigure had a limited retail window between 2022 and its retirement. It has not been reissued in any polybags, gift-with-purchase sets, or subsequent product waves, keeping the overall circulating supply strictly capped to owners of that single mid-to-high price point playset.

The figure possesses solid long-term investment fundamentals thanks to its set exclusivity and connection to a core character in a specific, highly memorable disguise. Polyjuice-themed variants consistently hold premium appeal in the aftermarket, particularly when part of a matching sub-trio featuring Harry, Ron, and Hermione.

With set 76403 now officially retired, secondary market availability is expected to tighten gradually. While standard Ron Weasley figures are plentiful across the theme, distinct narrative-driven variants like Reg Cattermole tend to outperform generic student iterations over time.