Marks and Spencer has launched a new chocolate Easter egg and tin that is perfect for any fans of the beloved Harry Potter franchise. The golden eggs are placed within the pile of dragon eggs protected by the female nesting dragons during the first task. Ludo Bagman informs the champions that the golden eggs contain the key to the second task of the Tournament; the eggs have hinges which allow them to open to reveal the clue. After your clay has dried completely, cover it in gold enamel paint. Let it dry completely. Step 21 (Optional)

Harry is able to open the golden egg by digging his fingers into the groove that runs all the way around it. When the egg is opened, a horrible screeching noise, a loud wailing, fills the room. Start carving your design with your ultra fine point marker. Carve lines down from a center point on the top of your egg. It has quite a bit of red and some turquoise details and does have this cool, complex design that’s etched onto it… Now this isn’t an unboxing, because I’ve had this prop for quite a while, but more of a close-up of the detail, so you can see what it looks like if you’re considering getting it…As it is that prop replica, it’s not like a mini size or a figurine of something, it is like the prop size and that’s why I love it so much… Marks and Spencer’s ‘golden egg’ is a replica of the iconic magical object found in the fourth film of the hit franchise - The Goblet of Fire - as fans will recognise it as the snitch that Harry had to retrieve during the Triwizard tournament. M&S has launched a Harry Potter golden egg that’s inspired by the magical object in the fourth film, The Goblet of Fire. The only reason I can imagine, is just because of the sheer cost of production, I think it just would be very, very expensive and also probably the hinges of where it does open – would probably be very delicate, so probably prone to breakages… Alongside a shot of the new product, they captioned the post: “New Harry Potter Golden Egg now available at M&S!”

The catch at the top does not twist to reveal the three portions that open, to show the inner crystal bubbles that release a screeching sound and when you hold it underwater, plays the mermaid song… I will be doing more things like this reviewing other items – leave me a comment section below, let me know which one you’d like to see next! Next, carve the building in the picture above starting with the outline then moving onto the smaller details. Watch: I compared French baguettes from Lidl, Tesco, Waitrose and more and only one lived up to my Parisian hopesSo if it was a very expensive prop but then also delicate, I’m not sure how popular that would be – however… So that one was the hero prop (so for close-up shots in the film) it would have the highest level of detail… It’s accumulated over 3,000 likes and hundreds have taken to the comments and said they have their eyes on the Harry Potter-themed egg.

On the last (or fourth) Monday of each month, a group of bloggers participate in a #MovieMondayChallenge, hosted by C’mon Get Crafty! We decide on a topic, genre, or specific movie to use for inspiration and everyone gets free reign to create something wonderful! Lastly, add the design on the left of the first building you carved. Use the photo above for reference. Step 8 Last year, M&S’s Harry Potter Easter egg collection went viral when it was confirmed that the high street retailer was releasing a white chocolate Hedwig. With a flavourful white chocolate hollow egg featured in a hand-finished shimmer tin that features designs inspired by Hogwarts.And it looks like they have another fan-favourite on their hands with their brand new Harry Potter Golden Egg Tin that has shoppers obsessing over on Facebook. Read More Related Articles But, there’s one particular egg which is sending Harry Potter fans into a frenzy and we can’t wait to get our hands on it too. They do offer a little charm pendant that does have the opening sections, so if you’re really keen on one that does actually open, Noble Collection do offer that. Its obviously not prop, like this one… It also has this cute little owl face at the top and the feather catches on the side. It does still have the trademark at the bottom, but fortunately that’s at the very bottom, so when displayed it does not show ‘made by Warner Bros’ on the side, taking you out of magic…