Spoiler warning: all the models, builds and minifigures from the 2021 Harry Potter Advent Calendar are revealed below, beyond what’s just on the box! The 2021 LEGO Harry Potter Advent Calendar will be released on 1 September 2021 and will be available from LEGO.com, Amazon, LEGO stores and toy stores. It will retail for US$39.99…
Review: LEGO 76393 Harry Potter and Hermione Granger Buildable Minifigures
It’s always exciting when LEGO introduces new innovation with their retail sets and the new 76393 Harry Potter and Hermione Granger Buildable Minifigures are absolutely game-changing. LEGO Minifigures are one of the most recognisable symbols belonging to The LEGO Group, so it makes sense for LEGO to leverage the iconic minifigure in the form of…
LEGO Harry Potter Advent Calendar 2020 – Daily Countdown
Welcome to another year of Advent Calendar Countdowns! For 2020, I’ll be counting down with 3 Advent Calendars – Harry Potter, Friends and the annual Star Wars Advent Calendar countdown! Last year’s Harry Potter Advent Calendar was a lot of fun (except for those dreaded House Banners), so I’m looking forward to this year’s one…
LEGO Harry Potter Advent Calendar – Daily Countdown
This year, in addition to the Star Wars Advent Calendar countdown, I’ll also be doing a daily reveal of the Harry Potter LEGO Advent Calendar! The LEGO Harry Potter Advent Calendar caught a lot of LEGO fans by surprise, as this is the first new non-City, non-Friends, non-Star Wars Advent Calendar in many, many years….
Review: LEGO 40289 Diagon Alley (2018 gift with purchase set)
LEGO has been running a gift with purchase promotion featuring one of the most sought-after Harry Potter sets – 40289 Diagon Alley. The set miniaturises Diagon Alley, the wizarding shopping and commercial district in London to microscale and features an exclusive minifigure – Garrick Ollivander, the legendary wandmaker. The promotion is currently running in the United…
Review: LEGO 75956 Quidditch Match
One of the smartest things that LEGO did in 2018 was bring back the Harry Potter license. It was a smart commercial move by LEGO because fans have been clamouring for all things LEGO Harry Potter, and frankly, LEGO needs whatever boost it can get from sales with slumping results and overall consumer fatigue with our…
