Nellie Reviews Harry Potter: Privet Drive Lego Set!

 

Nellie: Hello everyone!

Nellie: Welcome back to Hailey's Joyful Dolls!

Nellie: I'm super excited for this blog post!

Nellie: So as most of you guys know I love pretty much anything to do with Sci-fi or Fantasy,

Nellie: which includes Harry Potter!

Nellie: As the title of this post says,

Nellie: Today I will be reviewing the Harry Potter: Privet Drive Lego Set, for you all today!

Nellie: So Hailey has had this set for some time now, and a couple of days ago she asked me if I wanted to have it.

Nellie: and of course I said yes!

Nellie: After playing with it for a little while in till I thought up an idea, this blog post!

Nellie: I asked Hailey what she thought about the idea. And she said it was a great idea!

Nellie: So here we are!

Nellie: Say hi to the camera

Me: Hi *giggles*

Nellie: Alright let's get started!

Nellie: So first let's start with all the cute little Lego figures that come with the set!

Nellie: We have Harry Potter, of course!

Nellie: With Ron!

Nellie: And since it's their house of course we have the Dursleys, Uncle Vernon, Aunt Petunia, and scared little Dudley. *giggles*

Nellie: A feature I thought was quite cool is that you can change their expressions by turning their heads around, which sounds kinda creepy now that I say it out loud 😅

Nellie: And this set wouldn't be complete without Dobby.

Nellie: Dobby is free!

Nellie: And as you know Harry has an owl named Hedwig, so she's in this set as well.

Nellie: But this time she has a little owl friend, that's always on the sign. It can be taken on and off though.

Nellie: This set also comes with Aunt Petunia's pudding from the very iconic scene from The Chamber of Secrets.

Nellie: Looking at the pudding from the movie, and comparing it with the Lego version. They're pretty similar. But I think it would've looked more accurate if they would've swapped the brown Lego pieces with purple instead, because the real thing actually doesn't have any brown, like at all 😅

Nellie: But then again that's just me being picky.

Nellie: Anyway, look at how cute Harry and Ron's wands are!

Nellie: Harry can also carry his suitcase, which can open too!

Nellie: Now let's finally move on to the house!

Nellie: We'll start with the exterior.

Nellie: Now the outside of the house is incredibly accurate!

Nellie: From the size and placing of the windows,

Nellie: all the way down to the letters spilling out of the letterbox. It's very adorable ❤

Nellie: Why don't we head inside the house now,

Nellie: the downstairs is not very accurate, it least color wise, but one thing I did notice is that even though the couches are purplish in the movie as well as in the Lego set, the colors are a bit off. I noticed that with the stairs as well. It is quite cute though.

Nellie: The front door can open, but not the door to the room under the stairs, which is a bit disappointing.

Nellie: There's this little mechanism which is supposed to allow you to push letters through

Nellie: the side of the house and have them come out of the fire place, like the movie, b-u-t I got some letters stuck in it and so now I only have one letter left, and I don't what to risk getting it stuck. So I'm going to keep it up in Harry's room.

Nellie: Speaking of Harry's room, let's head upstairs now!

Nellie: Now similarly to downstairs Harry's room is semi accurate. I would say that it's more a little bit more accurate. I mean you have all the important details, 

Nellie: like the picture of his parents, his bed,

Nellie: and his window with bars on them. Just like the movie!

Nellie:Now heading back outside, as you can see there's a lantern, that you can actually pull on and it reveals...

Nellie: Harry's old room under the stairs. I do appreciate that they included this even though it doesn't make an appearance in the movie.

Nellie: And last but certainly not least we have the magic flying car! Which is probably the most accurate item in this set!

Nellie: You can even open the doors,

Nellie: You can have one of your Lego people drive it, and (in my opinion) the coolest part of this set!

Nellie: You can open the trunk to reveal a long chain,

Nellie: which you can hook on the window,

Nellie: and detach it from the frame, so you can create the scene from the movie.

Nellie: I really like this set, even with all the inaccuracy. But I do wish they would've added either Fred and George or the guests that the Dursleys had over, just because I think they're pretty important for that part of the move.

Nellie: But overall I would give this set an 8.5/10! Anyway I ho-

Gwynn: Hey Nellie! Whatcha dooooooooooing

Nellie: Reviewing this Lego set for Hailey's blog.

Gwynn: My turn!!!!

Nellie: Gwynn stop! What do you mean your turn?!

Gwynn: I mean my turn! Too review! It's my Lego set!!!

Me: Gwynn, you can't just take over Nellie's blog post, and plus the Lego set isn't even yours. You can't have everything your way ll the time.

Gwynn: Yes I can! Because I'm the queen of everything!

Anyway as I was saying! I hope you guys enjoyed this blog post! And we will see you guys next post, B-

Gwynn: Bye!

Nellie: Bye!

Hi everyone! It's me Hailey now 😅 I know this was kinda a weird blog but I hope you guys enjoyed it just the same! Let me know what you think of it down in the comments. And I will see you guys next time, 

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