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LEGO Mini Builds From the Wizarding World of Harry Potter
LEGO Mini Builds From the Wizarding World of Harry Potter
LEGO Mini Builds From the Wizarding World of Harry Potter
LEGO Mini Builds From the Wizarding World of Harry Potter
LEGO Mini Builds From the Wizarding World of Harry Potter
Inspired by recent LEGO Harry Potter sets, expert builder Nicolas Carlier just completed a series of MOCs depicting the most iconic scenes spanning the whole Harry Potter saga. True, they are miniature-scale, but they’re also insanely jam-packed with details, from Dementor to Nagini.
Carlier recently made a slash in the LEGO community when he campaigned his LEGO Ideas project, Night At the Museum, to the 10,000 supporters milestone. It was scheduled for a review in September, 2020, for a chance to become an official LEGO set.
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