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100% agree. The way I see it, the movies are but one interpretation. No need to be a slave to the screen, right ? Even the Lego official releases are an interpretation of an interpretation as well.

Thanks. I agree, in the movies and in Orlando they do look quite rundown. I wasn't so interested in being sticking to what's seen on screen. Rather I was more interested in capturing the spirit of the different stores in the village first, and trying out different building techniques second. It's meant to be loosely inspired and not canon.

Thanks ! It's actually my first moc. Only ever built official sets before which helped me learn a lot of neat techniques.

Greetings, Long time reader, first time poster - I finally built up the nerve ! I've been building a modular Hogsmeade Village MOC over the last year while we went in and out of lockdown. My first instalment is my version of Honeydukes. I finished this long before Lego's recent wave so I don't have any of the cool pieces or figures from that set. I will be posting more modules of the village as I finish photographing them. Hope you enjoy it. Daytime outside Honeydukes by Gilderoy Blockhart, on Flickr Evening at Honeydukes by Gilderoy Blockhart, on Flickr Honeydukes Interior by Gilderoy Blockhart, on Flickr Honeydukes Interior by Gilderoy Blockhart, on Flickr "Three's a Crowd..." by Gilderoy Blockhart, on Flickr Self control by Gilderoy Blockhart, on Flickr

This is my first test post. fawkes1 by Gilderoy Blockhart, on Flickr