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All of these are fantastic! Would love to have instructions or files for these to build them!

Since it is the day before the new 2023 sets release, here is.. The (unofficial) Eurobricks HP Forum Top 10 Set Ranking of LEGO HP from 2018-2022: 1. Diagon Alley 2. Attack on the Burrow 3. 12 Grimmauld Place 4. Astronomy Tower 5. Hagrid's Hut 6. Great Hall 7. D2C Hogwarts Castle 8. Hogsmeade Village 9. Clock Tower 10. Shrieking Shack Two 2022 sets cracked the list, with 12 Grimmauld Place making top 3! The Astronomy Tower and Hagrid's Hut have gone up in popularity, while the D2C Hogwarts Castle, Great Hall, and Clock Tower all dropped a few spots. Otherwise, we are pretty consistent in our opinions - the top 8 from last year remained in our top 10. We'll see how Gringotts impacts this list at the end of the year! Last year's list: 1. Diagon Alley 2. Attack on the Burrow 3. Great Hall 4. Clock Tower 5. D2C Hogwarts Castle 6. Hagrid's Hut 7. Astronomy Tower 8. Hogsmeade Village Visit 9. Chamber of Secrets 10. The Rise of Voldemort

I never thought this was possible before, but seeing the prices overtime and the amount of dedication to this theme.... it is not totally unrealistic to hope for an $1000+ Hogwarts

No way it happens, but it would be wicked cool if the Gringotts underground was long enough to stack the entire DA on top of it too

A true Battle of Hogwarts set is absolutely necessary- a destroyed courtyard and towers with exploding functions would be brilliant! If the designers can figure out a way to make the final Expelliarmus/Avada Kedavra blast work with the new wand pieces, that would be the cherry on top.

Happy New Year everyone!! A fun way to start the new year and the new thread: The Eurobricks Forum's Top 10 LEGO Harry Potter Sets 2018-2022! When I did this last year, I asked everyone to name their top 10 sets. I realized there were a wide range of sets that filled out the 8-10 ranking. A better way would be to name a top 15, so the ones that are on the bottom of people's lists are better represented. Choose your top 15, and I will compile the results in a week or so- excited to see what everyone picks! To start, here are my top 15: 1. Attack on the Burrow 2. 12 Grimmauld Place 3. Hogwarts Express Collectors' Edition 4. Privet Drive 5. Diagon Alley 6. Rise of Voldemort 7. Polyjuice Potion Mistake 8. Astronomy Tower 9. Hagrid's Hut 10. Clock Tower 10. Great Hall 11. Ministry of Magic 12. Chess 13. Beauxbaton's Carriage 14. Shrieking Shack 15. GWP Hogwarts Staircase

I kind of want to make my own Hermione and Ron for an Epilogue display, but the Cursed Child play versions! And Scorpius and Draco too. Would add some nice variance to the movie-focused display of all my other sets. Jl.bricks on Instagram has posted some great options to make the movie versions with real LEGO elements.

You think people will sell the HE alone for 150?? I imagine at least 250... it's well over half of the set

Obsessed with this set!! $500 is a lot but I think it's worth it for the size and quality. Love the Cursed Child figures, wish we got Scorpius too. Would be nice to have some queer representation. Though am I crazy for thinking these renders look off? The photos look straight out of Stud.io with minimal texturing... and much less realistic than standard LEGO digitalizations

I think a dreidel top is really nice to include if intentional. It's not like anything in this calendar is overtly Christmas

Oof this Advent Calendar is a tough pill for a completionist to swallow. On the plus side, some of these builds (Hogwarts Express, Knight Bus, Burrow, Tree with lake and Dementor) will be cute to put alongside the microscale Hogwarts D2C. Also love the Voldemort variant! What the heck is the thing behind the Triwizard cup though?!

We're in the golden age of LEGO Harry Potter! How lucky we are to be alive right now! I've browsed Eurobricks for over a decade, and I remember how devastating the Harry Potter phase out was in 2011. I know I'm not alone in checking the forum every few months from 2011-2017 hoping for a hint at a resurgence. Even if all sets aren't 100% perfect, the quality and quantity of what we've gotten is beyond what I could have dreamed of. Especially after thinking we would never see LEGO Harry Potter again!

I could see the tongue-out Voldemort appearing as a little Easter egg in the D2C, behind a turning wall or something. Kind of like Peeves in the first ever Hogwarts castle

The Hogwarts Express has to be motorized for that price point, yeah? And possibly a large scale like the DeLorean? Hoping it's bigger than minifig scale with nothing too exclusive so it's an easy pass

I feel like this set actually highlights the main issue with LEGO trees - the lack of foliage is underwhelming. A real tree would have an abundance of leaves, though I can see how designers might consider 10x the leaves way too tedious for a builder. A solution could be a new design element that makes leaves less flat?