The Astronomy Tower, the tallest in all of Hogwarts, is one of the most iconic buildings in the School of Witchcraft and Wizardry (or at least with regard to its cinematic image). The whole thing makes a big impression on the screen and it is no different in the brick version of this building.
Taking inspirations, like "The Queen's Gambit," to create magic and contrasting photographs and bring Harry Potter Wizard's Chess to life.
Step into the Hogwarts curriculum with these LEGO Harry Potter classes, including sets Transfiguration, Potions, Herbology and Charms!
Toy photographer Sabrina Perry plays in puddles with LEGO Harry Potter minifigures.
In this delightful six image narrative featuring LEGO Harry Potter, Ana (@adsdailyphoto) shows us what various characters might pack along to Hogwarts.
Join Tomasz Lasek as he crosses LEGO Diagon Alley diagonally, and discovers the magic that lurks in its buildings!
Contest Alert: Show us your magically-themed toy photography to win a set of LEGO Harry Potter collectible minifigures Series 2!
Joshua Kittleson shows the playability of two LEGO minifigure packs. Both the Avengers and Harry Potter sets have lots of photo potential!
Tomek explores series 2 of LEGO Harry Potter collectible minifigures. Read the review and enjoy the magic!
The front of the whole building looks stunning. Of course, the Clock Tower dominates, next to which the headmaster's tower crouched, together with a fragment of the walls, behind which the dancefloor was located.
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