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NEW! LEGO Book Nook: Dumbledore’s Office!

Sales progress300 / 450 (67%)
Ticket price
£0.50
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This competition ran on our previous website and the winner was drawn live on Facebook. Imported competitions don't have an on-site results page - visit our Winners page or Facebook group to see who won.

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★GRAND PRIZE★

NEW! LEGO Book Nook: Dumbledore’s Office!

1 winner guaranteed

🔥 BOOK NOOK: DUMBLEDORE’S OFFICE – LEGO COMPETITION 🔥

Step inside one of the most iconic rooms in Hogwarts…

Up for grabs is the stunning LEGO® Harry Potter™ Book Nook: Dumbledore’s Office (76478) – a detailed display set that transforms from a bookshelf bookend into a fully immersive scene inside the headmaster’s office.

From the Pensieve and Sorting Hat to Fawkes and the secret Sword of Gryffindor drawer, this is packed with magical detail and hidden Easter eggs for true Harry Potter fans.

This isn’t just a build… it’s a display piece that brings Hogwarts straight into your home.

⚡ 1,182-piece premium LEGO set 🔥 Book nook design – display closed or fully opened scene 🎟 Includes Harry Potter, Dumbledore, Fawkes + Phoenix Patronus

A must-have for collectors, builders, and any fan of the Wizarding World.

Draw details

Closes
Wed 10 Jun 2026
Draw time
00:59
Max entries
450
Per ticket
£0.50
Odds / ticket
1 : 450

One winner guaranteed in every draw - selected from a publicly committed random seed and contacted within 24 hours.

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