No. 4 Privet Drive

[Izzy]

This is my take of Number 4. Loosely based on pictures on the internet. I really don't have enough pieces (note the missing 1x1 plates ) to make a back and interior. So it is just a facade. But I had fun anyway. And isn't that what it is all about?

Professor McGonagall: "Hagrid! You cannot treat a baby like that!"

Hagrid: "Awww look, Lily even knitted him a teeny tiny Gryffindor onesie."

[spitfire]

I bet dirt bike is more useful for Hagrid to cruise around in dark forest than Sirius' cruiser

Especially since he's not allowed to do magic.

[tin7_creations]

Finally! The Hagrid and Harry figs in correct proportional sizes!

[It All Ends Here]

Very Nice! and very funny ( I hope that Hagrid didn't wake Harry so )

[badboytje88]

Ah this is so cute, great use of the little minifig. Is this creation on flickr? I need to fave it!

[lightningtiger]

Not bad at all 'Cutlass Iz'......I just hope Hagrid put his nappy on right !

A bit of SNOT and lots of brown plus a nice garden too !

Great work 'Cutlass Iz' and I'm a conformist! !

[Mrlegoninja]

Nice job on a nice MOC.

[Vindicare]

Very cool. But, wheres the number 4, it's always talked about as "number 4, Privet Drive". Nice job...well done MOC.

[Derek]

Haha I love your choice of using the Harry microfig! It looks like Hagrid is throwing him in the bag!

Great MOC too!

[XimenaPaulina]

Very nice, I actually like it a lot. Considering you didn't had enough bricks, I must say you did a pretty good job Cutlass Iz. The alternating tan and brown bricks, while not accurate, gives a really nice color variation and texture on the walls. The studded roof also works well for the textured roof on the real house.

[Hewman]

Beautiful!

I love the use of the Hogwarts game fig as baby Harry. The mixed colours of the bricks works really well too.

[Matn]

This is really great, Cutlass Iz. At first glance I didn't really notice it's 'just' a facade. Running out of bricks, it happens to all of us, but you managed to make something very good with it. Great colours and I like the details of the brickwork. Perhaps you can finish it one day, I hope.