And I'm talking about real Legos, not the cheap knockoff versions. These are the real deal sets from the OG brick maker themself.
Coming to Aldi on Aug. 27 is a Harry Potter build featuring everyone's favorite owl Hedwig. The Lego Harry Potter Hedwig Set is $18.99 and contains 337 pieces. It's ideal for ages 7 and up.
Lego Harry Potter Hedwig Set, $18.99 at Aldi
In this Aldi Finds drop, indeed they are. Aside from the Hedwig set, you can also get the Aragog Lego build for $18.99. This one features Aragog the spider in the Forbidden Forest, as well as two minifigures—one is Harry and the other is Ron. This set is also recommended for ages 7 and up; it includes 197 pieces.
What People Are Saying
Aldi doesn't have a reviews section on their site, but these same exact sets are sold elsewhere, like Barnes & Noble (albeit for a dollar more than the Aldi price). Customers there seem to think the Hedwig build is perfect for Lego beginners.
"My Lego journey just began in December so I am new to this," says another reviewer. "This build of Hedwig was so much fun. Surprisingly my favorite part is the part that holds a family photo of Harry with his parents. I get sentimental with all these Harry Potter sets because as a teacher I remember standing outside Barnes and Noble in 1996 waiting to get my first Harry Potter book. This set was fun and the many more that I have built very quickly since Christmas."
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