Remus Lupin (Werewolf)
hp146 · Harry Potter
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban · 2004
AI-generated identification · may be incorrect
Figure ID
hp146
Theme
Harry Potter
Year Released
2004
Rarity
Rare
Overall Assessment
A fantastic, nostalgic piece of LEGO Harry Potter history with high nostalgic value for fans of the 2004 wave.
AI Estimated Value
Not an official valuationBetween $15 to $30 USD depending on condition and completeness.
Original Retail
Originally released in a set retailing around $50 USD in 2004.
AI estimate for general guidance only — not a professional appraisal. Actual value depends on condition, completeness, and market demand.
Parts
Head
Dual-sided flesh-colored head with normal teacher expression on one side and a ferocious werewolf transformation with fangs and fur detail on the other, paired with dark brown slicked-back hair.
Torso
Black suit jacket over a dark vest and shirt with exposed furry chest detail, back printing features suit jacket details.
Legs
Plain black standard legs.
Accessories
None standard included in the base set variant, though occasionally associated with a wand or map.
Printing Details
Classic 2004 era Harry Potter printing with detailed facial expressions and simple torso lines.
Color Scheme
Black, dark brown, and flesh tones with dark tan fur printing.
Known Variants
Only appeared in this specific 2004 configuration before being redesigned in later waves.
Condition Notes
Check for fading on the torso print and scratches on the rare dual-sided head piece, especially the nose and mouth printing.
Found In Sets
4867 Hogwarts Castle (2011 remake had a different version, this specific id is from 4756 Shrieking Shack)
Character Background
Professor Remus Lupin is a beloved Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher at Hogwarts who secretly struggles with being a werewolf.
Design Notes
One of the earliest dual-faced minifigures produced by LEGO, allowing a dramatic transformation feature.
History
Released during the original classic brown-haired Harry Potter wave of sets in the mid-2000s.
Interesting Facts
This figure represents one of the pioneering uses of dual-sided printing for horror or transformation elements in LEGO history.
Collectibility
High demand among nostalgic Harry Potter collectors due to its age and iconic transformation feature.
Similar Minifigures
Later versions of Remus Lupin, Fenrir Greyback, and other Harry Potter monster variants.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed alongside other Prisoner of Azkaban minifigures like Sirius Black and Harry Potter near a Shrieking Shack MOC.
Modification Potential
Great for custom monster builds or classic Harry Potter dioramas.