Black Dahlia (76784)

LEGO Wednesday Black Dahlia (76784)

Discover the dark elegance of Wednesday’s world with the LEGO Wednesday Black Dahlia, a unique display-focused building set that blends gothic beauty with hidden storytelling details. Designed for fans aged 9 years and up, this creative model combines decorative design with imaginative play inspired by the mysterious atmosphere of Wednesday.

At first glance, the set appears as an elegant black dahlia with soft purple buds and detailed leaves, displayed in a refined vase that resembles a miniature winter garden. But this striking botanical display hides a secret—remove the flower to unlock the vase and reveal a hidden classroom. Inside, builders will find removable desks, a chair, and themed accessories, opening up playful storytelling possibilities beneath the stylish exterior.

The set includes two iconic minifigures: Wednesday Addams and Professor Marilyn Thornhill, allowing fans to recreate memorable scenes or invent their own mysterious moments. With its clever transformation from décor to play space, this model offers both visual impact and creative depth.

With 358 pieces, the build delivers a satisfying experience and results in a refined display piece that stands out on shelves, desks, or collector displays. Builders can also enjoy interactive digital instructions via the LEGO Builder app, making the building process smooth and engaging from start to finish.

Key Features:

• LEGO Wednesday collectible display set inspired by Wednesday Addams
• Designed for builders aged 9+
• Elegant black dahlia display with purple buds and detailed leaves
• Vase opens to reveal a hidden classroom play scene
• Includes Wednesday Addams and Professor Marilyn Thornhill minifigures
• Interior features removable desks, chair, and themed accessories
• 358-piece build combining décor and imaginative play
• Interactive digital building instructions available via the LEGO Builder app
• Finished dimensions: approx. 23 cm high, 10 cm wide, 9 cm deep
• Ideal gift for fans of gothic design, creative building, and the Wednesday universe