The ‘Hocus Pocus’ Lego set is just as popular this year as it was last
Gather ’round, sisters: The time has come. Lego has truly done us a solid with its ’90s-inspired sets including a Batcave and last year’s new release of the Sanderson Sisters’ cottage, from the cult classic movie, “Hocus Pocus.” Just like last year when it first hit the scene, the set is flying off shelves.
When “Hocus Pocus” was released in theaters on July 16, 1993, it was an instant box office bomb, debuting at fourth place on the weekend box office charts. And yet, it became an all-time great cult classic with a sequel released on Disney+ last year and a third film on the way.
In this article: Batcave Shadow Box, Disney “Hocus Pocus”: The Sanderson Sisters’ Cottage and Lego Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block
‘Hocus Pocus’ Lego set details
- What you build: The set consists of the central cottage plus a small cemetery that’s built separate from the cottage.
- For display and regular play: You can choose to leave the cottage completely intact with the graveyard nearby for the cleanest display. Alternatively, you can have more fun by lifting the hinged roof, removing a side room and opening up a wall for full and easy access inside.
- Interactive elements: The biggest interactive elements are the water wheel which spins to reveal pink smoke in the chimney, plus a light brick that can be switched on to act as a flickering fire under the Sandersons’ cauldron.
- Age suggestion: This is a large, complicated and expensive set. Lego recommends that builders be at least 18 years of age.
- Piece count: There are 2,316 pieces in the set, enough to likely take you several hours (or days?) to complete.
- Minifigures: There are six minifigures. There are the three Sanderson sisters (Winifred, Mary and Sarah), the Dennisons (Max and Dani) and Allison Watts. A black cat to represent Thackery Binx is also included.
‘Hocus Pocus’ Lego set
Disney “Hocus Pocus”: The Sanderson Sisters’ Cottage
A fun fact about this Lego set is that it was designed by Fan Designer Amber Veyt. That goes to show you that if you truly love Lego and you work hard enough, you could one day design the next huge set.
Other Lego sets to check out
Lego Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block
This block can be opened up to reveal many famous Mario game levels from Mario’s past. It has 2,064 pieces. You can “discover hidden secrets” by combining it with pieces from two other Lego sets: 71360 and 71387.
If you love to constantly build, take apart and rebuild your sets, this one offers excellent value. You can use its 174 pieces to make three different dinosaurs — but only one at a time.
Lego Disney “Frozen” Elsa’s Ice Palace Building Set
This set is an excellent gift for the child who is obsessed with “Frozen.” Elsa’s Ice Palace is easily built by users age 6 and up, but this could definitely be a fun family activity.
Lego “Harry Potter” Hogwarts Castle and Grounds Building Set
This 2,660-piece set is the perfect gift for the “Harry Potter”-obsessed adult in your life, even yourself. It features Hogwarts Castle, along with the Main Tower, Astronomy Tower, Great Hall and more.
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