He has a head piece with a face printed on only 1 side. He, of course, has no hair to cover up a second face if one were printed on there.

It’s still an amazing (but tiny) display piece, though. Day 24 – Neville Longbottom and The Sword of Gryffindor Day 24 – Neville Longbottom and The Sword of Gryffindor Funnily enough, though, we have got this figure only once before, in the 76389 Hogwarts Chamber of Secrets LEGO set! Overall the Tri-Wizard Cup is an appropriately impressive-looking build. LEGO really were ingenious in how they used pieces for the handles and outer structure. Day 12 – Lord Voldemort Day 12 – Lord Voldemort But the whole thing takes on another sense of scale when combined with the escaped dragon that sits on its roof. The only thing that could have made this set better is if the dragon’s wings could hinge out sideways so you could put it in ‘flying mode’. That way, you could separate it from the building and fly him!

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Overall, this Minifigure is a neat addition to the calendar. His face printing and long hair look fantastic, and the prisoner identification number accessory is weirdly one of the best accessories of the whole LEGO set. Day 10 – The Goblet of Fire Day 10 – The Goblet of Fire The motorcycle can be separated from the clear piece that connects it to the base. This allows you to fly it around and interact with other sets. It’s not much, but it’s fun. Hedwig stands perfectly well on her own or can sit on the hand of a Minifigure, clipping securely into place.

The spinning game piece works very much like a Jewish dreidel, with four sides each containing separate images. Ignite the magic within your child with LEGO® Harry Potter building toys and model kits. This enchanting collection invites young witches, wizards and even muggles, to go on countless Wizarding World adventures, inspired by the beloved series. Overall, the Hogwarts Express and platform 9 3/4 is one of those sets that looks fantastic, but we just wish it had a little more play value to it! It would have been nice for them to have been a little bit taller, similar to how they look in the movie, but we can’t complain too much about that. The main center section of the cup consists of a clear, upside-down bell-shaped LEGO piece. It definitely looks the part and is accurate to what we see in the movie.The head is the very same Professor Slughorn head that we get on many of his other Minifigures. It features a happy face on one side and a slightly irate face on the other. The structure looks neat, and the little great statuette is a nice addition, but it’s still a pretty plain build. Accessories-wise, he comes with a dark brown wand. There’s nothing particularly interesting about the wand, we’ve got it several times before.

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. In fact, we can safely say that for us, our favorite piece in this entire Advent calendar was the Professor Horace Slughorn as an armchair micro build. It’s silly, and it genuinely looks wonderful. There’s just something about her look and the attention to the details on her torso piece that we love, and it helps her stand out slightly from the rest of the crowd. All 24 Minifigures and micro builds He has a head with double-sided printing. One face is angry and wild, while the other is calm and happy. Game included – Once all the doors have been opened, there’s a game included for kids to play using their newly acquired Harry Potter™ toysUp next behind the day for door 4 is the Whomping Willow and flying Ford Anglia. This is another super small micro build that is actually better than we first thought.

He has a head with two faces printed on it. The first one is surly with a raised eyebrow, the second is angry and annoyed. Day 23 sees another incredible-looking micro build behind its door, this time it’s the Hogwarts Express and platform 9 3/4. Accessories-wise, he has a prisoner number plaque. The piece reads ‘Azkaban prison’ followed by two symbols and then ‘390’.

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We’ve finally reached Christmas eve, and behind the door for day 24 is the Neville Longbottom Minifigure, complete with the Sword of Gryffindor. Her torso piece has a lot of printed details on both sides, and we love how a lot of the sections are printed in shiny, reflective silver, really highlighting the many intricacies of her outfit. He 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! At first, we thought this micro build might be the underwater Goblet of Fire task, where the students are submerged alongside the kelp and seaweed in the great lake.