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acciobrickAnd we have our first leak from the summer 2025 wave of Harry Potter theme lego! It's from Aunt Marge's Visit to 4 Privet Drive! More beneath the fold...
We finally have our first photo leaks from the summer wave, and it's of the 76451 Aunt Marge’s Visit to 4 Privet Drive lego set, expected to retail for roughly $90.
Aunt Marge appears to be some form of a big fig, and unfortunately there's no indication of a regular minifig for her, although that might be because it wouldn't make sense in the context of a scene showing all the characters as opposed to a box front, so we'll have to wait and see.
We're getting both the front and back of the house, which is likely hinged. Closed we'd have a proper house or opened it could displays the interior or the full exterior as seen above. I appreciate the inclusion of the conservatory / winter garden (a logical addition in light of the scene, and it seems a bit of lovely), but if the roof is any indication, the build has sacrificed some details to increase the size. I'll reserve judgement until pictures of the interior are released, however.
And we have Ripper! As for the other minifigs, Dudley and his father Vernon seem to be new versions; Harry's Aunt Petunia is more difficult to tell. Our Harry himself looks to be the same as the version in the Knight bus, but if that isn't on your shopping list, this might be a better way to snaffle him.
Thanks to LSWSA13678.
We finally have our first photo leaks from the summer wave, and it's of the 76451 Aunt Marge’s Visit to 4 Privet Drive lego set, expected to retail for roughly $90.
Aunt Marge appears to be some form of a big fig, and unfortunately there's no indication of a regular minifig for her, although that might be because it wouldn't make sense in the context of a scene showing all the characters as opposed to a box front, so we'll have to wait and see.
We're getting both the front and back of the house, which is likely hinged. Closed we'd have a proper house or opened it could displays the interior or the full exterior as seen above. I appreciate the inclusion of the conservatory / winter garden (a logical addition in light of the scene, and it seems a bit of lovely), but if the roof is any indication, the build has sacrificed some details to increase the size. I'll reserve judgement until pictures of the interior are released, however.
And we have Ripper! As for the other minifigs, Dudley and his father Vernon seem to be new versions; Harry's Aunt Petunia is more difficult to tell. Our Harry himself looks to be the same as the version in the Knight bus, but if that isn't on your shopping list, this might be a better way to snaffle him.
Thanks to LSWSA13678.