Overall, this is a great start to the Harry Potter calendar Minifigures, and we couldn’t have chosen a more appropriate character! Day 4 – The Whomping Willow and flying Ford Anglia Day 4 – The Whomping Willow and flying Ford Anglia The micro build behind the door of day 20 is the Weasley family home, otherwise known as The Burrow. Movie scenes to build – Toys from the first 3 days make a scene from the first movie, the next 3 days make a scene from the second movie, etc. Kids can also conjure up endless adventures of their own

If the rumors of these are true, these sets will join the already confirmed 76399 Hogwarts Magical Trunk. This set allows children to customize their trunk with their House colors and build up to five minifigure characters from the series or Hogwarts students of their own design. As this Minifigure is based on his appearance in The Philosopher’s Stone, Harry has shorter legs and, as such, is a shorter character. But this micro build truly looks its best when it has the head on top of it. It’s a ridiculous look, but it’s also incredible, and we love that LEGO went there and made it happen!Safety assured – LEGO® components are dropped, heated, crushed, twisted and analyzed to make sure they satisfy rigorous global safety standards It gives it some bulk and mass and makes it look more impressive than if the ‘arms’ were just printed onto the clear portion of the cup. It can be positioned in the Whomping Willow via a tiny tilted clear piece that holds it at an angle as if it has just crashed into the tree. Many ways to play – The toys from this holiday calendar combine easily with other LEGO® Harry Potter™ sets to provide even more play-and-display possibilities

Instead of leaning, they stepped the top half of the building outwards over the front part. It’s not entirely accurate to what’s on-screen, but you get the idea, and it surprisingly works well. LEGO released a version of Moaning Myrtle in the Harry Potter Minifigure blind bags. That one had a slightly bluer hue and also a clear piece attached to her foot to make her look like she was floating. We’ve finally reached Christmas eve, and behind the door for day 24 is the Neville Longbottom Minifigure, complete with the Sword of Gryffindor. Would we have preferred a Minifigure instead of Ollivanders Wand Shop behind the door for day 1? Yes! But we can’t complain too much about what we got. Day 2 – Quidditch hoops Day 2 – Quidditch hoopsHe does come with a wand as an accessory, however, unlike the other wands that we get in this particular LEGO set, Lord Voldemorts is white – just like the rest of his fleshy parts! They covered each and every movie in 3 builds, each of them perfectly representing what that movie was about. A magical buildup to Christmas – Behind every door of the LEGO® Harry Potter™ Advent Calendar (76404) is a surprise toy from the Harry Potter movies Considering that this micro build is made up primarily of clear 2×1 pieces sandwiched between 2×1 purple pieces, it really does look good and effective.