Adorn Your Halls with Wizarding Fame

Capture a piece of magical history with this genuine LEGO® portrait tile of the famous wizard, Basil Fronsac. This unique part features a beautifully stylized illustration of the wizard, complete with his magnificent blue beard, spectacles, and an elaborate crowned hat, as he appears to be writing on a scroll. The portrait is printed on a lustrous pearl gold pentagonal tile, giving it the authentic look of a treasured painting from the walls of Hogwarts™.

This decorated tile is an essential detail for any LEGO® Harry Potter™ enthusiast looking to add depth, character, and authenticity to their magical creations. It’s the perfect piece to hang in a headmaster's office or along a secret corridor.

Key Features

• Famous Wizard Character: Features a detailed portrait of the wizard, Basil Fronsac.
• Unique Pentagonal Shape: The special shape and pearl gold color make it a premium decorative piece.
• High-Quality Print: The charming illustration is packed with character and color.
• Wizarding World™ Essential: A must-have part for building an authentic Hogwarts™ Castle or Ministry of Magic scene.

Suggested Build Ideas

• Decorate the Headmaster's Office: This tile is the perfect addition to the gallery of esteemed figures in Dumbledore's office.
• Create a Wizarding Hall of Fame: Collect various portrait tiles to build a grand gallery of magical historical figures.
• Build a Magical Library: Use this tile as a decorative element among towering shelves of brick-built books.
• A Collector's Gem: A perfect addition for collectors of unique and interesting printed LEGO® parts.

Complete the Look

Every magical portrait needs a castle to call home. Enhance your Wizarding World™ builds with these items:

• Find the Headmaster himself in our Professor Dumbledore™ Minifigures collection.
• Populate your scenes with other characters from the Harry Potter™ Minifigures collection.
• Add more magical details with items from Minifigure Accessories.

LEGO® parts are intended for builders aged 4 and up. They may pose a choking hazard for children under 3 years old.