This is only 1/100th of our Harry Potter wish list. Don't tell anybody, okay.
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By Marissa Meli July 13, 2011 |
11 | Marauder's Map |
Now this enormous Marauder's Map replica might not help you actually manage your mischief, but really, who's to say your copy won't be the one imbued with magical powers and/or a Voldemort curse? 15" by 72" of happiness will cost you a mere $34.99.
10 | Adult Replica Invisibility Cloak |
So what if you're going to be an adult in a replica Invisibility Cloak? You'll be an adult in an authentic replica Invisibility Cloak! Use the covering Potter's dad gave him to keep himself hidden to also keep yourself hidden, except everyone will be able to see the cloak. Take heart in that, as many of the internet reviewers at the WB Harry Potter shop actually gave it low ratings because it didn't specify that it wouldn't turn you invisible. Hey, though, it's on sale for $329.95!
9 | Gryffindor Crest Sculpt Ring |
Chances are you'd be put in Hufflepuff, but you can still rep like you're brave enough to join the hearty ranks of Harry and friends in Gryffindor. Maybe it's just the way the picture looks, but this looks a bit pricier than the $18.99 it costs. Even if it looks cheap in person, you can still use it to punch somebody in the forehead and leave a big red welt in the shape of the Gryffindor crest right on their dumb face. I envision this occuring while you're in line for Deathly Hallows Part 2 and someone asks, "is this the line for Zookeeper?"
8 | Mirror of Erised |
What will you see when you look into the Mirror of Erised? Your dead parents leering over your shoulder? Hermione Granger? Chances are you'll only see a reflection of yourself, but that's not because the Mirror of Erised is only a replica and not the real thing. It's just because you're that self-interested. Pick it up from our pals at ThinkGeek for $69.99 and convince visitors to your domicile that grooming and personal care are interests of yours.
7 | Hogwarts Express Model Train |
Who doesn't like model trains? Weird dudes, right? Or is that who actually does like model trains. Whatever. This is the Hogwarts Express, and it bypasses all previously known rules of model train coolness. You want this 1:50th scale model (glad someone actually took the time to measure the real Hogwarts Express) for your very own, complete with working wheels and a display base. I wonder if you can add it to the functioning model train set you have taking up half of your basement? It's worth forking over the $165 to find out.