2004 LEGO Harry Potter 4755 Knight Bus vs 2011 & 2019! скачать в хорошем качестве

2004 LEGO Harry Potter 4755 Knight Bus vs 2011 & 2019!

Join me as I review the 2004 LEGO Harry Potter 4755 Knight Bus and compare it to the 4866 Knight Bus from 2011 and 2019 Harry Potter 75957 Knight Bus. Yes, I'm reviewing every LEGO Harry Potter Knight Bus and comparing each one. You'll see a 2004 LEGO Knight Bus speed build and my review of the LEGO Harry Potter and Stan Shunpike minifigures in this vintage LEGO Harry Potter set review and speed build. New to my channel? Why not subscribe at https://goo.gl/bk9GsJ 4755 Knight Bus from the 2004 LEGO Harry Potter sets is based on the Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban book and movie and features the triple decker Knight Bus which provides emergency transport for the stranded witch or wizard. The 243 piece set includes Harry Potter and Knight Bus Driver / Conductor minifigures but of course, this is Stan Shunpike who should not be driving the Knight Bus. A major omission from the 4755 Knight Bus from 2004 is Ernie Prang who we won't see until the 2011 Knight bus which also features in this 2004 Knight Bus review. Video Timestamps: 02:16 - 2004 LEGO Knight Bus Speed Build 03:16 - 2004 Knight Bus Review 08:45 - LEGO Grimm Review 11:00 - Every LEGO Stan Shunpike Minifigure 13:33 - Every LEGO Knight Bus The 2004 LEGO Harry Potter Knight Bus also recreates the scene from The Prisoner of Azkaban when Harry Potter first encounters the Grimm which turns out to be his godfather Sirius Black in his canine animagus form. The 4755 Knight Bus also comes with a street lamp, LEGO bush and Harry's chest. Hedwig also makes an appearance in the set although technically, Hedwig does not ride aboard the Knight Bus after Harry runs away from the Dursley's house after blowing up Aunt Marge. New to my channel? Why not subscribe at https://goo.gl/bk9GsJ I hope you enjoy this review of every LEGO Harry Potter Knight Bus including 2004, 2011 and 2019 variants and a speed build of the 4755 Knight Bus from 2004. If you do, please consider dropping me a like and subscribe for new LEGO reviews every week. Click the subscribe button ring the bell) or visit https://goo.gl/bk9GsJ. Music Credits: Pooka by Kevin MacLeod Happy Haunts by Aaron Kenny