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Here’s a closer look at House of the Dragon Season 2’s exterior sets

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The Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon is now in the post-production phase. It won’t be long before the much-awaited Targaryen saga arrives on our TV screens. The show is currently undergoing reshoots at Leavesden Studios. The exterior sets that were used for Season 2 have once again appeared on the internet, before they are demolished to make way for other shows.

An aerial view of the House of the Dragon set for Season 2

Game of Thrones has traditionally featured some of the best sets seen on TV. The current sets that have been erected at Leavesden Studios will soon be cleared out. A video available via Wake the Dragon Twitter account shows one last glimpse at the various settings, before they are demolished.

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King’s Landing might see some fiery action in House of the Dragon Season 2

Though we have seen several of these sets in leaks before during the time of the filming, the new 30-second clip provides a clear look at what we can expect in Season 2. From the Weirwood tree in the Red Keep’s courtyard, to a battleship expected to belong to Corlys Velaryon, there’s a lot to look forward to. One closeup even suggests some scenes involving fire in King’s Landing.

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