Back in March I posted about how you can build a book to use for displaying the three small micro-scale models that came with the 2020 Advent Calendar. Back then I did not have time to provide instructions for the build. But this weekend I finally got around to do it, for those interested in building their own copy...
Overnight, LEGO.com has revealed high resolution photos of the upcoming LEGO Harry Potter Advent Calendar. Similar to last year, it is going to be available from 1 September. Curious what it will bring? Read on for a mostly spoiler-free story...
Books can be truly magical, transporting the reader in time and space to another world, another time - with the readers imagination filling in the blanks. To me, the Harry Potter books, definitely belongs in that category. It therefore felt like a good idea to turn the micro-scale builds from the 2020 advent calendar into a book scene. Here's what I did...
"It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas" I sang after having built yesterday's model. Will we finish on a high today? Here what we got...
Opening the second last door today, we're truly getting towards the end of the countdown. What will we get? Read on to see...
December has gone incredible quick so far. I can't believe we are already at the third last door today. What is hiding behind it? Read on to see what we got...
Christmas is closing in fast. There are not many doors left to open on the Advent calendar. Hopefully today will reveal a good model. Let's see what we got...
Harry is now happy, and so am I, as I'm finally finished with work for the year. So the coming days I'll have plenty of time to enjoy the calendar. Will it impress me? Here is what we got today...
There are not many days left before the Yule Ball. The Great Hall is being decorated, and most boys have found a date to bring. But Harry is still alone. Padma has been taken up by Ron and much worse, Cho had already agreed to be Cedric's date. Will Harry finally find a date, or will we still be decorating the Hall today? Here is what we got...
Following yesterday's departure from Christmas, it is back on the program today, though a few may wonder exactly what today's model is intended to represent. Here is what we got...
