An 868-piece flying car with zero minifigures — LEGO® bet everything on the model itself, and from the look of it, that bet lands.
The parts alone are worth about 229% of the street price — the basis for this A- price read.
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $120 of parts for $53.
The Flying Ford Anglia is one of Harry Potter's most iconic objects, and LEGO® finally gave it the piece count it deserves. At 868 pieces and no minifigures in sight, this set lives or dies by the car itself — and the sculpt looks detailed enough to hold its own on a shelf. The A- on price means $79.99 feels fair for what you're getting, which is rare territory for a licensed Harry Potter set. The absence of figs will bother some buyers, but a model this size was never really about the minifigures anyway. It's a display piece pretending to be a playset, and that's fine — the Anglia earns that role. B overall because the love ceiling is capped for anyone who wanted Ron and Harry along for the ride.