Hogwarts Express Train Sets and Collectibles

Lionel 11020 Hogwarts Express Train Set Lionel 11020 Hogwarts Express $393.73

Lionel Harry Potter? Hogwarts Express Now you can bring the magical world of Harry Potter? to life with the new Hogwarts Express? ready-to-run "O" gauge train set by Lionel! $299.99

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Lionel Harry Potter Train Set Now you can bring the magical world of Harry Potter(tm) to life with the new Hogwarts Express(tm) ready-to-run train set by Lionel(r). The highly detailed 4-6-0 locomotive is designed with a powerful maintenance free motor and a CW-80 transformer, which controls the forward, neutral, and reverse operation. WARNING: SAFETY WARNING $279.99

Harry Potter Hogwarts Express Electric Train Set by Lionel Transport your imagination into the bewitching world of wizardry with this Harry Potter Hogwarts Express Train Set by Lionel. This five-piece O-gauge train set includes a die-cast steam locomotive, and tender. Kid-controlled features include working headlights, interior lighting, air whistle, puffing smoke and operating coupler on rear of tender. This amazing gift comes with a powerful Lionel transformer and patented oval Lionel FasTrack layout measuring 40 x 60 inches. UL listed. Assembly required. Adult supervision recommended. $150.00

Harry Potter Die-Cast Metal Hogwarts Express Vehicle Set Don't miss your train, Harry! The Hogwarts Express departs from Platform 9 3/4 at King's Cross station, carrying students to Hogsmeade, where they are then taken to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for the start of each new school term. This collectible set of 3 unique vehicles includes an unpainted first-shot, a resin version, and a completely finished vehicle. Limited to 2,000 sets, this magical 1:43 scale group comes nicely packaged in a high-quality hinged box that looks remarkably like Mr. Potter's very own school trunk. All aboard! This is one train you don't want to miss! $119.99

Harry Potter Die Cast Hogwarts Express Collectors Edition Set Harry Potter Die Cast Hogwarts Express Collectors Edition Set $89.97

Harry Potter Book Ends Hogwarts Express Harry Potter Book Ends Hogwarts Express measures 7 inches tall and made of resin. Two bookends are included, as pictured, are sturdy enough to hold your entire collection of Harry Potter Books. $59.95

Harry Potter Hogwarts Express Bookends Now you can keep all your Harry Potter books organized and neatly displayed with these Harry Potter Hogwarts Express bookends from NECA! Stands 7-inches tall. $49.99

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DucksRMagical Joined: 28 December 2006 Posts: 1989 Location: Boycotting All Future Warner Brothers Films	Posted: Thursday 27 March 2008 08 57 15 am in topic:LeakyCon! Yep, it's in Boston!!!! It's the closest one to where I live yet. There have been a few other conferences in California and a few other states. There's one in Chicago this summer and one in Texas this summer. But they're all run by different organizations. Leaky News is The Leaky Cauldron. It's another HP site like MuggleNet. They also have a message board that I belong to. [url=http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/]http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/ LeakyCon is run by them. I think we might take a train. I really don't want to drive to Boston because although it's close enough to, it's kind of far and I've never driven to Boston before. I've been there, but my parents did the driving then. And a train would be so much fun. It would be like the Hogwarts Express! And there's a train station about an hour away that we could take directly to Boston. Then we'd just take public transportation to and from the hotel and conference. Now I've just got to save my money. I just wish they didn't have that rule that you have to be 14 to attend. Fawkes can't go.
Snow_Crystal Joined: 18 July 2005 Posts: 1180 Location: Flying around eagerly waiting for Midnight...	Posted: Friday 8 June 2007 10 31 09 am in topic:I saw the Hogwarts Express!! I live in England and I've never seen the Hogwarts Express. I too am jealous Scellanis! I'm only 60% sure but I think I read something about the Hogwarts Express getting vandalised again (some time ago) and it would have been about that time that I also read that they had managed to restore it back to former glory days. Sounds to me like they may have had to film the scenes involving the HE once all the restoration works were complete. Or perhaps it could be they needed to extra scenes to bridge other scenes together.
Scellanis Joined: 11 September 2002 Posts: 6192 Location: Pretending to be a sea slug with 'go faster' stripes...	Posted: Saturday 19 May 2007 05 55 47 am in topic:I saw the Hogwarts Express!! Yeah but...you wont see the Hogwarts Express in the rest of Europe, its filmed and lives in England and Scotland and Wales. You wont see it if you go to France or Germany etc.
Scellanis Joined: 11 September 2002 Posts: 6192 Location: Pretending to be a sea slug with 'go faster' stripes...	Posted: Friday 18 May 2007 06 03 26 am    Post subject: I saw the Hogwarts Express!! in topic:I saw the Hogwarts Express!! Well I can't be absolutely certain at that distance but I don't know what other steam train would be on the move pulling I think 9 maroon carriages that looked awfully like the Hogwarts Express ones and also attracting that many photographers with fancy big cameras on tripods at every location where the road got remotely near to the train track. Watched it for roughly half an hour or so running parallel to the road as I got the bus to Edinburgh on Wednesday. Guess this means they are filming something again.