Six minifigs in a $40 Harry Potter set was a flex in 2018 — you got Harry, Draco, and four more for less than most sets give you two.
Is the price fair?A+Six minifigs and a full Quidditch scene for $40 — that's the deal of the 2018 HP wave.
Will you love it?B-The build is thin, but the figures carry the whole thing.
Holds its value?ARetired HP sets with iconic scenes tend to find their floor and climb — this one's no different.
The Full Take
The Quidditch Match earned its stripes on minifig density alone — six characters, including some early Harry Potter lineup staples, packed into a $39.99 set that didn't make you feel robbed at checkout. The build itself is more functional than impressive: two team stands, a couple of hoops, a pitch that sets the scene without wowing anyone. But as a scene-setter for the first wave of HP sets, it lands. Kids get a match to play out, collectors get the figures, and the whole thing holds together without asking too much from your wallet. The secondary market has been kind to it too, which is rare for a sub-$50 set that moved decent volume. It's not the deepest build in the Harry Potter catalog, but it delivers where it counts most.
