Exploring the Lego Hogwarts Castle

The video explores a large Lego model of Hogwarts Castle built by Mar Menel from the Czech Republic. The castle is made from over a million bricks and features numerous towers, a Great Hall, and a bridge. While the model focuses on size rather than intricate details, it includes small scenes with characters like Professor Dumbledore and Maloy. The video highlights the impressive scale and craftsmanship of the model, providing a visual tour of its exterior and some interior elements.

Who is the creator of the large Lego Hogwarts Castle?

• Albus Dumbledore

• Mar Menel

• J.K. Rowling

• Lego Group

Approximately how many bricks were used to build the Lego Hogwarts Castle?

• 750,000

• 500,000

• 2 million

• 1 million

What is the height of the highest tower in the Lego Hogwarts Castle?

• 1.5 meters

• 4 meters

• 2.5 meters

• 3 meters

What significant event involving a bridge is mentioned in the Lego Hogwarts Castle?

• The bridge was built by giants

• The bridge was used for a wedding

• The bridge was never completed

• The bridge was destroyed in the final movie

What is the primary focus of the Lego Hogwarts Castle model?

• Color and design

• Historical accuracy

• Size and scale

• Accuracy to the movie

Why can't the interior of the Great Hall be viewed in the Lego model?

• It was destroyed in the movie

• It is hidden by magic

• It would take too much time to build

• It was not included in the model

What is the purpose of the bridge made to Sidone in the Lego model?

• To showcase architectural skills

• To provide a viewing platform

• To connect two towers

• To replicate a scene from the movie

What are the glasshouses in the Lego Hogwarts Castle model associated with?

• Professor Sprout

• Madam Pomfrey

• Professor Snape

• Hagrid

Which character is involved in a small scene with a duel in the Lego Hogwarts Castle?

• Draco Malfoy

• Harry Potter

• Hermione Granger

• Ron Weasley

What type of bricks are predominantly used in the Lego Hogwarts Castle model?

• Two by four bricks

• Four by four bricks

• One by two bricks

• Three by three bricks