Ollivanders and Borgin & Burkes

  I finally finished the Harry Potter Diagon Alley on Chinese New Year of 2012. I made Borgin & Burkes. It has many glow-in-the-darks but very less Lego pieces. The building is mostly black, has a skeleton downstairs, a chimney, a bulletin board for pinning notes and 3 big folding windows. My brother Brandon wanted to make Ollivanders and finished it (mostly with my dad's help). Ollivanders has many windows and of course, wands, wands' boxes, shelves, a ladder, a counter table, 3 owls, a bat, a green and a blue wizards' hats and 2 wand displays. Ollivanders had more Lego pieces than Borgin & Burkes. The building in the middle is the Gringotts Bank. On the right is Ollivanders. Then last the left is Borgin & Burkes. This is a short clip of Harry Potter entering Diagon Alley for the first time (only for 51 seconds).

Diagon Alley Harry Potter Lego

   For my birthday last year, my parents gave me a Harry Potter Lego of Diagon Alley. Instead, I didn't open it on my birthday, I had to open it on December 31st, because I didn't have time(It was almost 2 months before I opened it!). I only made the Gringgots Bank and it had Harry Potter, Rubeus Hagrid and 2 Gringgots goblins. I still hadn't made the Borgin Burkes and Ollivanders. It will look just like this when I finished it:
 

My Favorite Movie

When I first watched "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone", I decided this was going to be my favorite movie in a history. Hogwarts school blew my mind's away with moving stairs and talking pictures, learning magic classes, Quidditch sport, amazing creatures, and charming characters. The story revolved around a boy named Harry Potter went to learn magic at Hogwarts and found out about the Sorcerer's Stone. My favorite part was when Harry Potter saved the Sorcerer's Stone from the evil dark wizard, Voldermort.