LEGO

LEGO® Harry Potter Hungarian Horntail Dragon 76406

Regular price £44.99 GBP
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Set Details

Difficulty:

  • Advanced

Set Condition:

  • Pre-Loved, Without Original Box, With Instructions

Availability:

  • 🟥 Retired
LEGO® Harry Potter Hungarian Horntail Dragon 76406
£44.99 GBP

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Face a legendary fire-breather with the LEGO® Harry Potter™ Hungarian Horntail Dragon 76406. Inspired by the Triwizard Tournament, this detailed model captures the dragon’s black scales, spiked tail and fiery breath, with mechanically operated wings for a dramatic flying display.


Key Features

Detailed Hungarian Horntail Build
Recreates the fearsome dragon with black scales, a spiked tail, flame elements and fabric wing membranes.

Moving Wing Mechanism
Turn the handle at the rear of the base to make the jointed wings flap up and down.

Harry Potter and Firebolt Included
Comes with a Harry Potter minifigure astride his Firebolt broomstick, plus the Triwizard Tournament’s golden egg.

Impressive Display Model
Features a sturdy display base, a wingspan of over 40cm and a maximum length of over 48cm.


Why You’ll Love It

A striking LEGO® Harry Potter model combining magical creature detail with an engaging mechanical feature.
Perfect for fans of dragons, the Triwizard Tournament and Wizarding World display pieces.
Whether bringing its wings to life or showcasing Harry’s daring encounter, the Hungarian Horntail Dragon adds drama to your collection.

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