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LEGO Harry Potter 76420 Black Lake Speed Build: An Underwater Triwizard Scene

LEGO Harry Potter 76420 Triwizard Tournament: The Black Lake turns one of the tournament’s most distinctive tasks into a 349-piece scene. AustrianBrickFan’s speed build covers a set split between the world above the water and the danger below it.

The model pairs a pier with a diving function and an underwater section built around an arch and caves. That vertical arrangement lets a relatively compact set present two connected locations rather than one flat backdrop.

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Two levels of storytelling

The included characters support the full rescue setup: Harry Potter, Viktor Krum, Hermione Granger, Ron Weasley and a Merperson. A Grindylow and underwater accessories add activity around the submerged ruins, while the pier provides a clear starting point above.

For MOC builders, the useful lesson is spatial rather than oversized. Stacking two environments can make a small footprint feel like a complete sequence. Colour, open space and a strong dividing line can separate the surface from the underwater area without disconnecting the story.

A compact display with play value

The diving function gives the upper platform a purpose, and the caves create destinations below. Builders expanding the scene could add rockwork or aquatic details while preserving the visual route between pier, arch and captives.

Final Thoughts

LEGO Harry Potter 76420 succeeds as a focused Triwizard vignette. Its 349 pieces support a recognisable location, five central characters and a layered composition that works for both play and display.

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