No. 4865
Harry Potter
The Forbidden Forest is a charming little Harry Potter set.
On sale Jun 2011 to Dec 2012
Before you buy
The Forbidden Forest is a charming little Harry Potter set. Despite its small size, it packs in a lot of character with familiar faces and spooky details, recreating a key location from the books and films.
This set is perfect for younger Harry Potter fans or those looking for a quick and easy build. It's also great for collectors who want to add key minifigures to their collection without breaking the bank.
Skip this if you're looking for a challenging build or a large display piece. Consider larger Harry Potter sets like Hogwarts Castle (71043-1) for a more immersive experience.
Help Harry Potter™ face Lord Voldemort™ in the Forbidden Forest!
In Forbidden Forest, Lord Voldemort and his followers have captured Hagrid and tied him to a tree. When Harry Potter enters the Forbidden Forest to face his destiny, Lord Voldemort attacks. Will Lord Voldemort defeat Harry Potter once and for all? Will Narcissa Malfoy betray the Dark Lord?
The official piece count includes the 15 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.
Missing a piece? Check this set piece by piece, with look-alike colors flagged and element IDs for replacements.
From the community
Real opinions from Reddit and YouTube
No Reddit discussions found for this set.
3.3/5
Mixed
14% positive
BlockTalk summary
LEGO YouTubers give this 2011 Harry Potter set a mixed-to-neutral reception, focusing primarily on standard unboxings and builds rather than deep critique. Reviewers like BrickQueen, Toy Break, and just2good showcase the set's basic features, though enthusiasm remains moderate overall. Common praise centers on the straightforward build experience for fans of the franchise.
Based on 7 YouTube reviews
Not enough Reddit data
3.3/5
Mixed
14% positive
Common feedback
Build
BlockTalk analysis
LEGO YouTubers give this 2011 Harry Potter set a mixed-to-neutral reception, focusing primarily on standard unboxings and builds rather than deep critique. Reviewers like BrickQueen, Toy Break, and just2good showcase the set's basic features, though enthusiasm remains moderate overall. Common praise centers on the straightforward build experience for fans of the franchise.
4 YouTube reviews
BlockTalk summary
Top reviewers such as just2good bring out their inner Potterhead to walk through the set's components and minifigures. Channels like Brickology Productions and BrickQueen provide straightforward video overviews without heavily critiquing the pricing or play features.
No Reddit reviews found
Community content: these reviews are from Reddit and YouTube users sharing their personal experiences. Opinions may vary.
2 booklets, as PDF
Inventory version 2
23 Unique Parts
64 Official Piece Count
49 Cataloged Inventory Pieces
4 Minifigures
1 Spare Parts
The official piece count includes the 15 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.
Missing a piece? Use the Missing Piece Checker.