LEGO Harry Potter set # 75979 Hedwig: the review

LEGO Harry Potter set # 75979 Hedwig: the review
The new LEGO Harry Potter # 75979 Edvige set has finally arrived at the editorial staff, and we therefore thought of using it for a first live building test session, which you can see in this video available on our Twitch channel.

set is part of the new set of series released in 2020, but unlike the others (which reproduce scenes from the various films of the Maghetto saga) reproduces a single character, the sweet Hedwig with white plumage.

box

The contents of the box consist of four envelopes numbered from "1" to "4", each of which contains other smaller envelopes with "minutaglia" pieces.

The construction

The construction of this 630-piece set begins with the minifigures (by Harry and Hedwig) and with the "perch" that will support our brick Hedwig. Once the wooden support is over, we move on to building Hedwig's body, inside which part of the mechanism is hidden which will then allow the wings to move and part of the system with which the wings themselves join the rest of the body. It then continues with the construction of the mechanism that will move the wings, then moving on to the construction of the left wing first and then of the right wing.

The construction ends with the assembly of the head, whose particularity is that of be triangular in plan, a bit like the technique behind the creation of the Cube Dude characters (here are some examples uploaded on the LEGO Ideas platform). The golden and printed pieces inserted in the set to make the eyes contribute a lot to giving an expression to the faithful bird of prey.



In a few simple steps (as shown in this video Grohl666 ) and adding only the necessary elements of the LEGO Power Functions (list below), you can power the set and let you “beat” the wings independently and without having to operate any crank. The steps to replace the crank with a motor, LEGO Power Functions are :



items LEGO Power Functions they serve (and that you see in the photos below) are:

LEGO Power Functions # 88000 battery Compartment AAA | € 13,99 on LEGO Shop @ Home LEGO Power Functions # 8883 Engine M | € 18,99 on Amazon LEGO Power Functions # 8884 IR RX | € 16,99 on LEGO Shop @ Home LEGO Power Functions # 8879 IR Remote control | € 14,49 on LEGO Shop @ Home

The motor connections – IR receiver – battery pack are:



Made the change, will a bit of parts:



Conclusion

The set ( sold on LEGO Shop @ Home ) is a product really interesting. For just € 39,99 you can bring home the playing a character very dear to the fans of the boy Wizard, a model is not static and that, on the contrary, reproduces rather faithfully the movement of the wings of the bird of prey that represents and includes two minifigures (Harry and Hedwig). The construction is pretty simple, but is not at all repetitive thanks to the instructions that do not follow the process of the construction symmetrical, but interrupted by the construction of other details. The end result is very good as a showroom piece in the house but also to impress friends and guests thanks to the movement of the wings, easily motorized to increase the WOW effect .





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