Harry Potter (minifigure): Difference between revisions

The first variant of 2005 was included in the set [[4767 Harry and the Hungarian Horntail]]. It should be noted that, although all the Harry minifigure's outfits in this year bear no resemblance to any of his costumes either before or since, this variant, and, later, the others of the year, did introduce one major new part that would be used later on: A new, older, face print for Harry. [[File:Hungarianpotter.jpg|thumb|Harry's first Triwizard variant, which introduced a new face print.]] The variant represents Harry's costume in the first of the three Triwizard tasks, and has unprinted black legs, and a black torso. His torso is printed with a black shirt, a Hogwarts badge with "POTTER" written onabove it, and several scratches and injuries. He has black arms and light nougat hands. His face is, for the first time ever entirely new, with a completely updated print. It displays a smiling, confident expression, but it is much less childish then that used previously. He also features his glasses and, or course, his scar. He has black eyebrows, and his usual untidy black hair.

The second of Harry's three 2005 variants was included in the set [[4762 Rescue from the Merpeople]], and is completely unlike any version of Harry before or since. He features light nougat legs with orange flippers attached to them, and a dark blue hip area, presumably made to represent swim trunks. He has a red torso, with almost no printing on it, with the exception of some dark blue on the shoulders, and a Hogwarts badge on the chest. He has light nougat arms and hands. His light nougat head is double-sided, one side depicting hethe same updated expression as was used previously, with a confident smile, glasses, and scar. The other side depicts Harry after he has eaten Gilliweed, and has a more grim expression, and two large gashes on either side of his face, representing gills. He has his usual tousled hair piece.