As she is a witch, she does come with a wand. This dark brown wand features no paint applications and clips nicely into her hand. Accessories-wise, he comes with a dark brown wand. There’s nothing particularly interesting about the wand, we’ve got it several times before.

The 1:1 Minifigure image that is shown on the top of the box is Nymphadora Tonks. This gives those that are unsure about sizes a sense of scale when it comes to the LEGO Harry Potter Minifigures. Because of how they clip together, it allows them to bend and flex, which means they can wrap around the clear piece. Behind day 13s door we get one of the most important and essential rooms of the Hogwarts castle, the Room of Requirement. It seems that ever since the first Harry Potter book was released in 1997, people have fallen in love with the Wizarding world.Movie scenes to build – Toys from the first 3 days make a scene from the first movie, the next 3 days make a scene from the second movie, etc. Kids can also conjure up endless adventures of their own Overall, Moaning Myrtle is an interesting Minifigure. It could have been improved slightly, but with that being said we still think it’s a real winner and probably wouldn’t have wanted anyone else! Day 7 – The Knight Bus Day 7 – The Knight Bus

We also get a small clear piece with a piece of paper printed onto it. On that paper is written Harry Potter’s name, from when it is ejected from the Goblet of Fire. Ignite the magic within your child with LEGO® Harry Potter building toys and model kits. This enchanting collection invites young witches, wizards and even muggles, to go on countless Wizarding World adventures, inspired by the beloved series. It gives it some bulk and mass and makes it look more impressive than if the ‘arms’ were just printed onto the clear portion of the cup. Up next behind the day for door 4 is the Whomping Willow and flying Ford Anglia. This is another super small micro build that is actually better than we first thought.One thing that would have made this even better was if they had included a tiny LEGO statuette riding the bike. A Christmas tree, perhaps, or maybe a Minifigure in a festive knitted sweater. However, we see what theme they were going for and can’t complain about LEGO’s decision. Overall, the Goblet of Fire is a simple yet pleasing-looking micro build. Day 11 – The Tri-Wizard Cup Day 11 – The Tri-Wizard Cup Using the furniture and accessories included in the set (such as the Sorting Hat, a cauldron, goblets, the Marauder’s Map, Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans, and The Quibbler), the trunk opens up, and three moments from the movies can be re-created: the Sorting Ceremony, a Great Hall feast, and common room scenes. They’re good, but they’re not miracle workers, and they did the best that they could with The Burrow, given the tiny micro build scale. Day 21 – Hedwig and game spinner Day 21 – Hedwig and game spinner

Overall, Nymphadora Tonks is one of the most colorful and unique Minifigures that we get in this set, and we adore the work that went into capturing every little detail of her outfit. Day 16 – Professor Horace Slughorn as an armchair Day 16 – Professor Horace Slughorn as an armchair Overall, this is a great start to the Harry Potter calendar Minifigures, and we couldn’t have chosen a more appropriate character! Day 4 – The Whomping Willow and flying Ford Anglia Day 4 – The Whomping Willow and flying Ford Anglia It’s still an amazing (but tiny) display piece, though. Day 24 – Neville Longbottom and The Sword of Gryffindor Day 24 – Neville Longbottom and The Sword of Gryffindor We also love the added interactive element of the board game. It’s a great feature that none of the other LEGO Advent calendars have. Hedwig stands perfectly well on her own or can sit on the hand of a Minifigure, clipping securely into place.

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Neville’s double-sided head has a neutral face on one side, with a more worried and concerned face on the other. His short hair piece conceals the second face. The trees are basic, but because of how they’re positioned on the baseplate, it gives it some depth. Similarly, the Dementors are on different levels, which also adds to that depth effect.

However, in the same way that day 13’s Room of Requirement was a little static, the Hall of Prophecies is also just meh. She has a head with two faces printed onto it; one happy and smiling, one devastated and crying, complete with a tear running down her cheek. Overall, Neville Longbottom is a brilliant finale to the LEGO Harry Potter Advent calendar, and the Sword of Gryffindor is a grand and amazing-looking accessory.We do absolutely love the rows of prophecy balls that sit on the shelves, and it would be interesting to see how many of these micro builds lined up would look. This Minifigure is available in two other LEGO sets: the 76383 Hogwarts Moments: Potions Class set and the 76402 Hogwarts: Dumbledore’s Office set. Overall, the Hall of Prophecies suffers the same problem as the micro build that came the day before: the idea is nice, the execution is good, but the final result has no play value and, as such, isn’t the best. Day 15 – Nymphadora Tonks Day 15 – Nymphadora Tonks