Light Kit for Grimmauld Place #76408

A house squeezed between numbers 11 and 13

Number 12 Grimmauld Place does not exist on any map. It was hidden by a Fidelius Charm, and it appears only when a secret-keeper tells you where it is — which in practice means a row of terraces suddenly grows an extra house between numbers 11 and 13, pushing both aside. The Black family home became the headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix in 1995, and it is a house designed to be disliked: dark wallpaper, a shrieking portrait behind curtains, a house-elf who mutters at the stairs.

The note that hides a house

In the book, Moody hands Harry a note with the address written on it, and it bursts into flames the moment he has read it — the Fidelius Charm means the secret can be told but not kept on paper. Dumbledore is the secret-keeper, so the headquarters exists only because he has said where it is. The sliding house in this set is the same idea in bricks: the terrace closes, and number twelve stops being there.

The Lego Grimmauld Place #76408 set, 1,083-piece, builds the trick rather than the house alone. Three terraced façades hinge apart, and the middle one slides forward to reveal the interior: the drawing room with the Black family tapestry, the kitchen with its long table, Sirius's room, and the cupboard under the stairs where Kreacher sleeps. The troll-leg umbrella stand and the curtained portrait of Walburga Black are both there, and the whole thing closes back into an ordinary-looking terrace.

The house should look badly lived in, and the light says so. ZENE Bricks Premium light kit gives the hall gas lamps a smoky amber, pools warmer light over the kitchen table, and rakes the drawing-room tapestry from a low angle so the family tree becomes texture. The portrait stays deliberately unlit. With the façades closed, only the exterior wall lamps show, which is exactly how the house behaves in the book. What comes through is a detailed home with something hidden in it.

A flat ribbon cable crosses the hinge, so the lego lighting lets the house open and close without unplugging. It is a town house rather than a harry potter lego castle, useful at the edge of a street, and at just over a thousand pieces it fits a narrow shelf.

The LEGO Grimmauld Place #76408 is headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix founded by Dumbledore. Like the Ministry of Magic in 76403, this scene appears in both Order of the Phoenix and Deathly Hallows, but it is more inclined to Order of the Phoenix ". Among them is a new broom mold, which appeared in several Harry Potter sets in the summer of 2022, and a hidden story about a stolen broomstick told by Mundungus Fletcher. The story of the toad sold, but LEGO also loves to hide the frog in the set, and the portrait of Walburga Black and the details of the curtains, Tonks often hits the troll leg umbrella stand to wake up the above portrait, there is also a small table with a bowl and lamp in the room. In short, although the model is not large, it has a lot of details.

ZENE’s lighting decorations have given a lot of consideration to the details, such as looking for murals, lighting candles, and blue-light skulls, or the lighting of each room, allowing you to enter the magical world when you light up the lights.

Two Versions:

• Both versions have the same number of LED lights.
• Standard Version includes Voice Switch. You can install it at back of nameplate or anywhere you want. The multi-power control type will bring more fun.

Our Advantages:

• Supports already assembled LEGO® sets with minimal disassembly required.
• No circuit experience needed, just follow our simple step-by-step instructions for guidance.
• Twisted pair design balances robustness and installation concealment.
• Have your LEGO® sets be exciting and soul-filled even in the daytime.

What's Included

• The Led Light Kit includes Connecting Cables, Lights, Expansion Boards, etc.
• Battery Box (Without Batteries).
• Instructions in PDF format provided.

Type: Compatible with LEGO® sets
Material: Eco-friendly ABS plastic