The Harry Potter Lego set, Freeing Dobby is part of Lego's 2010 wave of Harry Potter sets, the first from this licence in five years. This set is the smallest of the sets in this wave and is a re-release of the room Of Secrets set called Dobby's release (set 4731) which came out in 2002.
The latest version includes Dobby the house elf and Lucius Malfoy, both of whom were in the earlier version, and adds a generic Harry Potter figure. The latest versions of the Dobby and Lucius minifigures are definite improvements, particularly Dobby. Like most characters that have abnormally shaped heads Lego had previously created them as moulds only, with none of the facial features painted in (Yoda is another predominant example).
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This time colse to Dobby has painted eyes, and it makes a huge difference. Now he looks more like his movie counterpart than a generic elf. Malfoy also has changes on his headpiece, with a quarterly painted face on one side and a death eater's mask on the other. Both heads are flesh colored as is proper in Lego sets these days.
The Harry Potter shape is in his usual Hogwarts uniform but with printing on both sides of the torso. He has a fairly young seeing face (this is from room of Secrets after all) with an angry/determined expression one side and happy Harry on the other.
The rest of the set is fairly standard. The former release had more information in the small construction that accompanied the figures and the one offered her is fairly bland. There is an action feature that propels Lucius forward. Its nothing special but might motion to kids briefly.
Overall it's a cute set and worth purchasing if only for the unique figures, notably the updated Dobby and Lucius Malfoy minifigs and the duplicate sided Hogwarts uniform.
Harry Potter Lego describe 2010 - Set 4736 Freeing Dobby
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