Category: LEGO Super Heroes (Page 32 of 193)

If you’re looking to pick up the LEGO Marvel Iron Man Armory (76216) and I am Groot (76217), you may want to check out your nearest Costco. They currently have to LEGO Marvel Infinity Saga Collection (66711) for $99.99 in stores or $109.99 online which is a steal compared to if you bought both sets separately without discounts ($144.98).

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Yesterday, we got our first look at a couple of LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Buildable Figures and today JB Spielwaren has revealed the box art for them as well as adding another character to the lineup. We can’t have Spider-Man unless we get his archnemesis as well with Venom. Now that we get to see the full figures, they don’t look too bad, especially Venom.

Miles Morales (76225) – 238 pieces

Spider-Man (76226) – 258 pieces

Venom (76230) – 297 pieces

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Spider-Man celebrates his 60th anniversary in August and Marvel.com has revealed some new Spider-Man “Beyond Amazing” products which includes some LEGO Spider-Man Buildable Figures. In the same line as Iron Man (76206), there are images of Spider-Man as well as Miles Morales. I expect the full reveal of these sets should be soon.

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After seeing some preview images of the new LEGO Marvel Black Panther: Wakanda Forever sets last week, there are now product listings on the LEGO Shop with the official images. The sets will feature various scenes from the upcoming movie and there are some spoilers of who could be the new Black Panther is as well as our first minifigures of King Namor and Attuma. I believe there is still one more set that has yet to be revealed, most likely because of spoilers.

Shuri’s Sunbird (76211) – 355 pieces/$49.99

LEGO® Marvel Shuri’s Sunbird (76211) looks as amazing as it is for kids to play with. Put this aircraft in the hands of a Black Panther fan aged 8 and up and watch their imagination soar!

The best for both play and display
This impressive aircraft is an authentic recreation of Sunbird, the fantastic flying machine piloted by Shuri from Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. This versatile and powerful-looking piece of Super-Hero equipment features 2 large engines on ball joints that kids can tilt and rotate to a variety of angles. Hinges allow the wings to be folded forwards and backwards. At the rear is storage for Shuri’s fist weapons, and 2 stud shooters are mounted at the front. The set includes 4 minifigures – Shuri, Ironheart MK1, Nakia and Attuma – along with their cool weapons and accessories.

• Wakanda forever! – Put the LEGO® Marvel Shuri’s Sunbird (76211) into the hands of a Black Panther fan and take their imagination to Wakanda and

The LEGO Building Instructions app has given a first look at the upcoming LEGO Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy Advent Calendar (76231). Coming in at 268 pieces, the set is themed for the The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special on Disney+. The set is expected to be released on September 1 but the pricing is still unknown due to the price increased that started today. I expect it to be priced at $44.99 now and not the usual $39.99 for the licensed advent calendars.

Build up to the holidays with the LEGO® Marvel Studios’ Guardians of the Galaxy Advent Calendar! Open a different door each day of December to discover a surprise gift. There are 6 minifigures waiting to be revealed, plus mini builds and accessories. As the big day approaches, bring the gifts together to recreate favorite scenes and Marvel adventures of your own.

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Continuing with our reviews of the LEGO Marvel Artifact sets, as I call it, we have the Nano Gauntlet (76223) from Avengers: Endgame. The set has 675 pieces and retails for $69.99. The set joins other builds from The Infinity Saga including the Infinity Gauntlet (76191) and Thor’s Hammer (76209).

The build is very straight-forward that is compacted into three numbered bags. The first set of bags are for the foundation of the gauntlet as well as the base that it sits on. There’s a lot of interesting parts usage to give it the SNOT look at the end.

For the second set of bags, we cover up the inner parts. There’s a lot of dark red combined with metallic silver surrounding the gauntlet. It makes use of sectioned panels to go into the corresponding areas.

Finally for the third bags, we create the fingers for the gauntlet. Each of the fingers has multiple joints for a wide variety of articulation. The thumb is a little stubby and seems shorter compared to the other fingers so you can’t really do the snap but you can get close to it. I do like the pearl gold underneath the fingers to give some contrast but it is a little inaccurate.

We also get the six Infinity Stones which use a variety of parts to make it look like them. They are attached to some roller skates and secured using some satchels which is some very interesting parts usage.

For the base, we get a printed plaque for … Continue