Rubeus Hagrid
hp008 · Harry Potter
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone · 2001
Figure ID
hp008
Theme
Harry Potter
Year Released
2001
Rarity
Uncommon
Head
Flesh-colored head with simple black eyes, smiling expression, and a massive integrated dark brown molded hair and beard combination piece that covers most of the head.
Torso
Dark brown vest and red shirt print under a large brown coat with prominent pockets and a silver belt buckle, utilizing the iconic large molded one-piece jacket brick typical of early big figures.
Legs
Standard reddish-brown short brick elements beneath the large jacket body, fixed in place rather than traditional articulated legs.
Accessories
Usually paired with a pink umbrella or a lantern in various set configurations, though none are depicted directly in this specific image.
Color Scheme
Reddish brown, dark brown, reddish orange coat, and flesh skin tone.
Printing Details
Simple pad printing on the front torso section detailing buttons, lapels, and a belt buckle; no back printing exists on this early version.
Variants
Includes later iterations with updated facial prints and a molded fabric coat introduced around the 2018 theme reboot.
Condition Notes
Prone to scratching on the large printed front torso piece and potential dusting within the deep crevices of the molded beard.
Estimated Value
Estimated between $5.00 to $12.00 USD for a used complete figure depending on overall condition.
Price (New)
Originally released in sets ranging from $30 to $100 USD during the 2001 wave.
Compatible Sets
4707 Hagrid's Hut, 4714 Gringotts Bank, 4730 The Chamber of Secrets
Character Background
Rubeus Hagrid is the half-giant Gamekeeper and Professor of Care of Magical Creatures at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, known for his immense size and profound love for dangerous magical beasts.
Design Notes
Uses a specialized larger torso/jacket mold and distinct oversized head piece to convey his half-giant stature before true big-fig arms were widely utilized.
Similar Minifigures
Later Rubeus Hagrid iterations from the 2018-present Harry Potter waves.
Collectibility
Moderate collectibility driven by nostalgia for the original 2001 wave of Harry Potter sets.
History
Debuted in the very first wave of LEGO Harry Potter sets in 2001, setting the standard for oversized characters.
Interesting Facts
Before the proper 'big-fig' arms were standard, LEGO used this rigid molded dress-brick approach to make Hagrid taller than standard minifigures.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed next to Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger minifigures to emphasize his massive scale.
Modification Potential
Limited due to the specialized, non-standard torso and head molds.
Overall Assessment
An absolute classic nostalgia piece that captures the charm of early 2000s LEGO Harry Potter design.