LEGO Harry Potter Fawkes, Dumbledore's Phoenix 76394

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LEGO building kits meet strict industry quality standards to ensure they are consistent, compatible and connect and pull apart perfectly every time – it’s been that way since 1958. In addition, the articulated wings can be moved with a hand turned mechanism which produces a realistic beating motion. With its bright colours, it looks amazing though on the box, and I am curious to see how great it will look next to my Hedwig set.

The movement looks nice and realistic – and I find myself amazed that you can build something like that in LEGO. The collectible model features a sturdy base and comes with a LEGO minifigure of Albus Dumbledore and a smaller Fawkes figure. They are a great gift for all children who want to experience the movie world of magic for themselves. Fawkes is an important character in Harry Potter (and may be worth a separate post in my magical creatures section), so it is good to get to see it in larger scale in LEGO. LEGO®is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site.Dumbledore himself is however a new representation of the character, with new printed torso and legs. A buildable bird with ‘flying’ wings, it’s a 597-piece, brick-built model that recreates the fiery feathers, powerful beak and graceful flight of Fawkes the phoenix that kids can display and ‘fly’. If you’re looking for a special gift for a Harry Potter™ fan, anyone aged 10 and up will be captivated by this detailed, moving Fawkes the phoenix display model.

LEGO Harry Potter Fawkes, Dumbledore’s Phoenix (76394) is a realistic model of the iconic phoenix from the Harry Potter movies that kids can display – and ‘fly’ – for all their friends to admire. Just like the boy wizard’s owl, the fiery regenerative bird boasts mechanical wings that flap with the turn of a dial – because if it ain’t broke, etcetera, etcetera.This authentic recreation shows Fawkes the phoenix on a sturdy base with a handle at the rear to control the wings. While different from the typical minifigure based sets, one of the most popular LEGO Harry Potter sets in 2020 was the model of Hedwig. This 597-piece, brick-built model recreates the fiery feathers, powerful beak and graceful flight of Fawkes the phoenix. A such, it is a nice model, though when viewing it from the side, the unprinted dark orange side of the torso and legs does detract. If you need advice or support for your product, please in the first instance contact the support provider using the number on this support page.

Small insert photos shows that the head can be positioned in various ways, as well as the dimensions overall. Fawkes The Phoenix 76394 is an authentic display model of the iconic bird from the Harry Potter franchise, featuring red and gold plumage and a minifigure of Dumbledore alongside a miniature version of the animal on a perch.We also use Stripe, one of the best online payment systems that handle billions of pounds every year around the World. The crystal clear case is secured together with screws and connector cubes, then slots firmly into the base plate. The mechanism makes the jointed wings move gracefully up and down, with the cleverly designed joints producing a realistic beating appearance.

With a wingspan of over 35cm and a beak-to-tail distance of over 24cm, this collectable Fawkes model will stand out and be the center of attention on display. In the lower left corner, we can see it comes with a small stand with Dumbledore and Fawkes in minifigure scale, similar to the 2020 Hedwig set, which had Harry Potter and Hedwig included on a similar stand. Turning over the box we see an illustration of Fawkes from the left rear, showing that by turning the crank at the base, the wings will start flapping.The LEGO ® Harry Potter™ Fawkes - Dumbledore's Phoenix (76394) building set is a realistic display model of the iconic phoenix from the Harry Potter films. I find the feet of Hedwig do look a bit simple in comparison with Fawkes, but as an owl have most of the feet covered with feathers, I guess the lack of detail is not that important.