Harry Potter Collection Photos
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lynx0099
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hey thank you for nice words. you can see your advanced potion making. it is one my most precious item of my collection. you and other friends from therpf like bfd jhadha norbert lemonlemonuk decat hinky mansfield and oh i cant remember all the rest, has made my collection so beautiful 
thank you so much again
yeah that honeydukes box is a nice one. as far as i remember i have bought it from japanese shop before it closed in 2009)
thank you so much againyeah that honeydukes box is a nice one. as far as i remember i have bought it from japanese shop before it closed in 2009
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From just reading search results online for "Harry Potter misprint", most places note that these books were published in the BAZILLIONS so hundreds of thousands misprints happened. If it were a rare short run series, or from her initial first 500 limited run she did before her fame, then maybe you would have something. So I guess maybe you can add $20 to the going rare of a normal copy.
ecl
Sr Member
and my final piece. it was very hard to find, hard to bring to my country but all is done. here is monster book of monsters
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This is an amazing replica! I used to own one; bought it from a collector who was willing to part with it. Very hard to get as the set is so pricey! Enjoy it
It is very well made.
ecl
Sr Member
Wow I almost forgot this thread. Unfortunately, my old pics got demolished after I stopped using my imageshack account. Will update more here. I just took a few pics of some new additions to my Potter collection!
Lockhart book from shmartybird's run, and an Advanced Runes book I just made (pages cut from a vintage book).
Chocolate frogs:
Food stuff:
My favorites are Monster05's Daily Prophets. He really nailed these. I have them under plastic bags because I really dont want to mess them up.
And a sleeping Dumbledore.
Lockhart book from shmartybird's run, and an Advanced Runes book I just made (pages cut from a vintage book).
Chocolate frogs:
Food stuff:
My favorites are Monster05's Daily Prophets. He really nailed these. I have them under plastic bags because I really dont want to mess them up.
And a sleeping Dumbledore.
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ecl
Sr Member
Thanks!
I got that frog years ago from another collector. He claimed it was given away in gift bags at promotional functions for the films...which I cannot verify. My feeling is it most likely wasn't something made specifically, probably just a regular rubber frog that was molded and then painted a chocolate brown. I think it wouldn't be too difficult to find one of those rubber frogs you see at science centers, etc. and make a mold of one and then paint them. I like this one because it's the perfect size to fit inside the small chocolate frog box!
I know there are some chocolate frogs on display in the studio tour in the UK, but I'm not sure if they were ever seen on screen? I only recall the CG frogs jumping around.
Finished the slipcover for another book today:
I got that frog years ago from another collector. He claimed it was given away in gift bags at promotional functions for the films...which I cannot verify. My feeling is it most likely wasn't something made specifically, probably just a regular rubber frog that was molded and then painted a chocolate brown. I think it wouldn't be too difficult to find one of those rubber frogs you see at science centers, etc. and make a mold of one and then paint them. I like this one because it's the perfect size to fit inside the small chocolate frog box!
I know there are some chocolate frogs on display in the studio tour in the UK, but I'm not sure if they were ever seen on screen? I only recall the CG frogs jumping around.
Finished the slipcover for another book today:
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nurmengart
Sr Member
Awesome collection, mate!!
And, as always, the best pictures!
And, as always, the best pictures!
Hi ecl,
What a wonderful collection and, as always, the books you've replicated are outstanding! I'm so envious - my meager collection of props and costumes pales in comparison. I've been fortunate enough to meet Eduardo Lima and Miraphora Mina and I know they'd be thrilled to see the books you've done. I wish I had your talent.
ATL
What a wonderful collection and, as always, the books you've replicated are outstanding! I'm so envious - my meager collection of props and costumes pales in comparison. I've been fortunate enough to meet Eduardo Lima and Miraphora Mina and I know they'd be thrilled to see the books you've done. I wish I had your talent.
ATL
sonicfreak04
Sr Member
I was wondering if you will have the printable candy containers available for download again? like glacial snowflakes? or pepperimps?
ecl
Sr Member
I'm in the process of redoing some of the candy packages I had done before, to make them a little more accurate! I found better references of the both the imps and snowflakes to work off of. Since both were built around found real world tea packaging, they're getting harder to complete authentic, as the boxes are hard to find. However, what I will try to do is come up with a template that can be printed on card stock and then folded.
sonicfreak04
Sr Member
I can make a pattern for the "pepper imps" box
ecl
Sr Member
Haven't updated this thread in a long time, but here are a few new photos of a couple displays I put together for the props.
Mostly Honeydukes stuff here:
An original dirigible plum and Arthur weasley ministry letter/envelope, among a few other goodies.
Better shots of the original Ministry envelope:
Mostly Honeydukes stuff here:
An original dirigible plum and Arthur weasley ministry letter/envelope, among a few other goodies.
Better shots of the original Ministry envelope:
amazing collections and photos!
