After a series of expensive challenges the past few weeks - including losing my PC (it had been giving me grief for some time now and decided to go belly-up last week) - I'll be posting regularly again probably starting tomorrow. I'll leave you with this photo for right now. Enjoy! Opa Fritz
The last 'figure' included in the LEGO Room of Requirements playset is the Fiendfyre - that devilish snake-like fire dragon conjured up by Vincent Crabbe. The film version is of course much, much larger, but then, so is the Room of Requirements. I haven't explored the possibility of buying parts to expand the beast but here we see it as included in the playset. The Fiendfyre is 6" (15.24cm) L, comes apart, and through the use of additional components, can be positioned at various places along the Room of Requirements walls. Enjoy! Opa Fritz
"Fiendfyre, or the Fiendfyre Curse (Pestis
Incendium),[1] was
a deadly curse that produced powerful enchanted flames of immense size and heat that were capable of
destroying nearly anything and everything in its path, taking the form of
gigantic fiery magical beasts such as serpents, chimaeras, and dragons that sought out living targets. The extremely
volatile and sentient cursed fire spread rapidly, and incinerated nearly
everything through mere physical contact. Fiendfyre required extreme skill and
intense concentration to control."
Alas, Helena Ravenclaw, the Grey Lady: brutally murdered by the Bloody Baron, her ghost roams the halls of Hogwarts for all eternity. But my mini-fig wanders no further than the tiny LEGO Room of Requirements set up in the house. Enjoy! Opa Fritz
Blaise Zambini was a new character to the Harry Potter series when the scenes with the Room of Requirements were filmed. Unlike the others, his LEGO figure doesn't have two faces because of his 'high-&-tight' hair style. Enjoy! Opa Fritz
I really like Draco's look in this movie - that black dress suit is very stylish and of course harkens back to the 'villains always wear black' tradition. Enjoy! Opa Fritz
