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@Legohp25 Amazing displays! Lots there to inspire my own setup. Once again I just love the mix of old and new set to make a huge wizarding world display.

@RandomSniper109 Love that setup, I'm hoping to display my old and new sets together at some point, they look a lot better than I thought they would.

Love seeing all your amazing display setups. I wish I had space to be able to display all my LEGO Harry Potter sets. Unfortunately living in a rather small house with family of 5 plus 2 cats means space is at a premium. I do however plan to clear out my loft, currently full of star wars, Ghostbusters, Hornby, corgi and video game collections that I'm selling (partly to pay for more Harry Potter LEGO sets). I'd love to have a huge table up there to build a custom Wizarding World setup, probably half vintage sets (2001-2012) and the other half with all the current sets displayed. I just purchased the Burrow, Knockturn Alley and Shrieking shack sets, only about 10 sets left to complete the collection (at least until the 2020 sets are available)

Loving what I'm hearing about this year's new Potter sets. In fact I'm so excited I've gone on a bit of a spending spree and have started to re-buy a ton of the older sets I stupidly sold before my kids were born. I'm most excited for Privet drive as that was one of my favourite of the original run, although like many I'd love a new Burrow, (hoping to get the original very soon). Any more new on the rumours of new Potter Brickheadz or has that been disproved? thanks everyone.

Strange hearing that so many are shocked LEGO would make sets based on Bond. They've been making kids toys based on the brand since 1963, my Dad and uncle's favourite toy was their Corgi DB5's. My younger brother had Micro Machine's, Action Men and Corgi cars in the 90's. I had seen all the Connery and Moore movie's on TV in the 80's before I was 10 Years old. Most kids I know, (including my own) are well aware of the brand, it's history and have seen many of the movies, (they are on TV constantly here in the UK). Imho the Jurassic Park series has a lot more gratuitous violence than most of the Bond movies and there's plenty of sets based on that franchise. The only odd thing is that it's taken this long to happen, I can see this line being really popular and if it does well I expect a TT Games Videogame to follow to coincide with the next movie.