John Lewis offering large discount on LEGO Harry Potter 71043 Hogwarts Castle
Get your hands on 71043 Hogwarts Castle before it retires at a big discount from John Lewis‘ LEGO Harry Potter deals.
John Lewis is currently offering a range of savings when you spend different amounts on LEGO sets with them, starting from £10 when you spend £60, £30 when you spend £150, and £60 when you spend £250 on LEGO. Buying 71043 Hogwarts Castle at £409.99 takes you well over the £250 threshold, giving you the full £60 off. This equates to a 15% saving. All you need to do is add the promo code LEGOOFFER at checkout.
Click here to buy 71043 Hogwarts Castle from John Lewis for £60 less.
71403 Hogwarts Castle is due to retire by the end of 2024, so there’s some time to get your hands on it yet – but not necessarily for as great a price as this. The set pays immaculate detail to various Harry Potter films, ranging from brick-built boats coming into the castle from the first film to a bright pink office for Dolores Umbridge from Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.
It comes with four minifigures of the Hogwarts founders, exclusive to the set, as well as 27 microfigures to bring the castle to life. Other favourite locations included in 71043 include the chess set, the Defence Against the Dark Arts classroom, and even a miniature version of Hagrid’s Hut. The display options using the 6020-piece set are endless.
Click here to take home LEGO Harry Potter 71043 Hogwarts Castle from John Lewis for £60 less.
If you decide to buy 71043 Hogwarts Castle from John Lewis, just be sure to enter the code LEGOOFFER at checkout for a saving of £60, a 15% discount from its usual retail price.
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Was the retirement moved forward from 2024 to 2023?