The #LegoHogwartsExpress is done! Life’s been a lot and I haven’t done progress shots in a while, but here’s a few quick snaps of the finished product. I’ll take a proper set of photos later and will share them on my Pixelfed account (I can share more pictures per post there). You’ll find my Picelfed at @[email protected]
This was a really satisfying build. It has heaps of details.
Now to decide which set I tackle next!
I haven’t done an update on my #Lego Hogwarts Express build for while, because life has been a lot, but I’m continuing to tinker away at it. The main carriage is almost done - each compartment is a scene from a different book, which is a nice touch.
No posts for a while, but I’m slowly chipping away at the passenger carriage of the Lego Hogwarts Express. I’m still loving the attention to detail.
I haven’t updated my progress on the Lego Hogwarts Express for a little while, but the coal cart is almost complete.
The train now has tracks to sit on 😊. The tracks are 1.2m long, btw. It’s definitely a decent sized build.
There’s a crank you can put in to make the wheels go, which is a nice touch. There are chocks under the engine that make it look like the wheels are on the tracks, but they’re just off, so they can run without the train crashing off the tracks.
The #HogwartsExpress train engine (and instruction book 1/4) is complete!
I’m loving this build - it’s super satisfying. Don’t at me about wonky stickers though—they are the Bain of my existence 😅
A little more progress on the engine - it’s definitely looking like a train now.
A few more steps done on the #Lego Hogwarts Express engine.
Robert