These CMF series just keep getting larger, this one featuring 22 different characters from J.K. Rowling's infinitely successful Wizarding World book & movie franchise.  I've again offered up two ways to see each figure up close in my studio, with the traditional casual narrated style as well as the far more succinct "quick" look for folks less interested in the theme or with less free time on hand.Videos:LEGO Harry Potter & Fantastic Beasts minifigures review! Set of 22 (17 mins)QUICK look: LEGO Harry Potter & Fantastic Beasts minifig series! (5 mins)Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

I enjoyed the original American(ized) Voltron TV series in its original run in the 80s, cherished my one piece of related merch (a coloring/activity book), and longed for the toys.  A couple decades later, I finally got one of the toys.  After still another decade, the GoLion series got its first really worthy follow-on, the Netflix-exclusive reboot, and I found myself shopping for another collectible to display just before LEGO picked this set to produce through the Ideas system.  I couldn't have asked for better timing!Videos:LEGO Ideas Voltron full review! 21311 (17 mins)QUICK look: LEGO Ideas Voltron 21311! (3.5 mins)Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

For some reason, my brain only registered that there were two new Minecraft sets coming this season, but there were three.  Plus a BrickHeadz 2-in-1.  Okay, I was pretty far off.Videos:LEGO Minecraft The Skull Arena review! New figures! 21145LEGO Minecraft The Bedrock Adventures review! 21147LEGO Minecraft The Skeleton Attack review! 21146LEGO BrickHeadz Minecraft Steve & Creeper review! 41612Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

When most people think of battle mechs, they often imagine a huge and clunky war machine made to take a pounding. But Chokolat Shadow envisions something much more agile and graceful but that packs just as much of a punch! Think of this mech as the assassin of mechs! A beautiful, firey, mechanized assassin that is.  Original linkOriginal author: Andrew Eden

When Hogwarts held the Triwizard Tournament the Durmstrang school arrived by boat, magical boat. Builder Swan Dutchman seems to have a little wizard in him too, crafting this tiny boat somewhere around 20 studs in length, but cramming 400 parts into it (not including the water). It's a wonderfully crafted micro scale ship from the wizarding world. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy