Leaked Harry Potter Lego Ministry of Magic set could be one of the biggest ever

A massive new Harry Potter Lego set could be arriving soon, with a reliable leaker claiming one of the Wizarding World’s most iconic locations is finally getting the Lego treatment.

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It’s been a busy few months for Lego fans , with plenty of major reveals and leaks across several of the company’s biggest licenses. Recent announcements have included new Pokémon sets , more Fortnite builds , fresh Disney collections, and several upcoming Star Wars products, giving collectors plenty to look forward to throughout the rest of the year.

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According to the latest leaks, however, another Harry Potter set is on the way, this time recreating the Ministry of Magic in what is expected to be one of the biggest and most expensive Wizarding World sets ever released.

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According to reliable leaker BrickTapNews, Lego is planning to release a new Ministry of Magic set on September 1 and will likely contain 3,491 pieces, feature more than 10 minifigures, span three different levels, and carry a hefty $450 price tag. If accurate, that would immediately make it one of the largest Harry Potter Lego sets ever produced.

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For comparison, the biggest Harry Potter Lego set is the iconic Hogwarts Castle, which includes 6,020 pieces and costs $470. The second-largest is the now-retired Diagon Alley set, featuring 5,544 pieces and a launch price of $449.99.

Based on the leaked specifications, this would make the Ministry of Magic the fifth largest Harry Potter Lego set ever released by piece count:

It would also rank as the franchise’s fourth most expensive set, likely matching the original retail price of Diagon Alley while sitting just behind Hogwarts Castle:

As with any unannounced Lego product, these details should be treated with caution until the company makes an official announcement. While BrickTapNews has a strong track record with Lego leaks, the release date, piece count, minifigure lineup, pricing, and final design could all change before the set is officially revealed.