In and of itself it’s very easy to build, however, if you’re only used to assembling basic wooden train tracks then this is a significant step forward.
#HARRY POTTER TRAIN BOOKENDS FULL#
Simply put, this is enough track to build a full oval with a short siding, the whole thing measuring approximately 155cm long and 113cm wide. Opening the Hogwarts Express Electric Train Set Box, Image: Sophie BrownĪ 3rd Radius Oval is a standard Hornby designation. 3rd Radius Oval* with Siding, Power Track, Left Hand Point, Buffer Stop.Hogwarts Castle Locomotive with Working Headlight.Because it is a starter set, you’ll get a locomotive, carriages, tracks, and other accessories so you can set up a model railway of your own right out of the box. It is built to exacting specifications and is a perfect scale model of its real-world counterpart. The Hogwarts Express electric train set is a model railway starter set designed for older collectors and model railway enthusiasts. What Is the Hornby Hogwarts Express Electric Train Set? Please note: This post contains affiliate links. However, if you’ve still not received your letter to board the real thing, Hornby has you covered with their newly released 00 gauge (1/76 scale) Hogwarts Express electric train set. It’s September 1st which means that today, students from all over the UK will be heading to Kings Cross station in London to board the Hogwarts Express at Platform 9 ¾. Potter and all his compatriots have been reborn as Funko Pops.Hogwarts Express Electric Train Set, Image: Hornby Funko Pops - Funko Pops are plastic figures with oversized heads.Many of these are familiar items and characters from the books, like Hedwig the owl, the Triwizard Cup, the Quidditch game components, the Lost Diadem of Ravenclaw, chess sets, the Marauder's Map. Collectibles - Items made specifically for the collectible market exist that epitomize the Potter world.Wands - There are many wands to collect, and most are styled after the wands owned by the students.
One of the games, "LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4," features Lego minifigures in the Harry Potter world.
#HARRY POTTER TRAIN BOOKENDS SERIES#
The first series, released in 2001-2002, had 14 sets and was based on the first movie, "The Sorcerer's Stone." Subsequent series were the 2002-2003 Chamber of Secrets with 10 sets, the 2004 Prisoner of Azkaban with 11 sets, the 2005 Goblet of Fire with four sets, the 2005 Order of the Phoenix with one set, the 2010 revival series with five remakes and one set based on "The Half-Blood Prince," and the 2011 Deathly Hallows with four sets. LEGOs - LEGO has made several series featuring Potter.Over the years, there have been toys, clothes, games, movies, video games, and decorative collectibles made with the Harry Potter license. What sorts of Harry Potter merchandise and collectibles are there? "The Deathly Hallows" - Finally, Voldemort formulates his attack against Hogwarts in order to finish off Harry."The Half-Blood Prince" - Just who is the half-blood prince? Potter, Hermione, and Ron try to discover the truth about the half-blood prince."Order of the Phoenix" - As Voldemort gains in strength and power, the wizards who oppose him form a defensive group."Goblet of Fire" - It is time for the championship game of wizarding students from the wizarding schools."Prisoner of Azkaban" - Potter's godfather escapes from Azkaban, the prison for wizards, and is stalking Potter."The Chamber of Secrets" - Something is stalking the students, and it is up to Potter, Hermione, and Ron to discover the secret of the lost chamber of secrets."The Sorcerer's Stone" - "The Sorcerer's Stone" introduces us to Harry Potter, "the boy who lived.".There are seven books in the series, each one corresponding to a year of study at Hogwarts. Due to the commercial success of these books and films, many Harry Potter collectibles are available. Rowling, children and adults have been reading about the boy wizard and his friends at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, a school led by Headmaster Albus Dumbledore. Ever since Harry Potter sprang on the literary scene in 1997 in a book authored by J.
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