New for this summer, we have Dumbledore’s Office, originally first seen in 2002 when the rest of the Chamber of Secrets range was released. That version looked nothing like this new one and most certainly didn’t have a library. The set is split across 4 floors. The first is the library, which includes Madam Pince, never before seen in Lego, who may be the reason you buy the set. There are even switches that make the books look like they come out magically. The second floor is the main office, with a desk for Dumbledore to sit at. The office also features two bookshelves and a perch where Fawkes is reborn, as he is a phoenix. On the third floor there is a room with the Pensieve, featured in the fourth film onwards; this is where Dumbledore looks at memories. On the fourth and final floor we have the famous Sword of Gryffindor, seen in the Chamber of Secrets and the Deathly Hallows Parts 1 and 2. It made its most famous appearance in the Chamber of Secrets, where Harry uses it to kill the basilisk. The set also features the Invisibility Cloak. More details and names of figures below.
New for summer 2022, we have Sirius Black’s rescue from the Prisoner of Azkaban. The tower can be combined with the other Hogwarts sets from 2022 and 2021. It is spread across 3 floors: the first is a courtyard area with a staircase up to the next floors; the second is a room that has Harry’s Firebolt broomstick in it, which uses the new broom piece; and on the third and final floor, we have a cell where Sirius Black can be held captive. The set also features a new Buckbeak, who was last seen in Hagrid’s Hut in 2019. More details and the names of the figures are below.
This is Cad Bane’s new ship for The Bad Batch series. It was revealed at Lego Con, and it is the second Bad Batch set ever. There is lots crammed into this build, including a cell for an exclusive Omega figure to go in, but the biggest play feature is the engine section, which has a landing mode and a flying mode. The set also has a spring-loaded cannon to make more play possible. This ship will go well in any display. Names of figures and details below.
This strange and unusual temple belongs to the main villain of the new series, Crystalized: the mysterious Crystal King. The temple is split into two main parts. The first is where the ninja’s golden weapons are kept, and it is filled with traps to make play more fun. The second part is a tower with a crystal prison for one of the ninja to go in. Then there’s a place for the Crystal King to sit, and below him is Cole’s Scythe of Quakes, which Cole must get back to stop him. Minifigure names and more details below.
If you have been waiting for Cole to have a car, now is your chance, as this new car arrives for the Crystalized series, featuring characters from it. The car is fantastic because it has lots of play features, and there has never been a car like this in the 11 years of Ninjago. We last saw Cole in a car (not counting the Earth Drill) in 2012, and a lot has happened since then. We even have new stud shooters, which are one of the play features in the set (more details below). Not to mention, the set comes with a good selection of figures, including an exclusive Golden Dragon Kai and General Aspheera (names of figures below).
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