Whilst massively over scaled, LEGO did make a conscientious effort to intricately decorate the suit – giving both interior and exterior facing sides enough detail to adequately cover multiple different viewpoints. I also really appreciate the Vulture’s flight suit. The fold-out turret can sit inside, and it doesn’t affect the vehicle’s aesthetics! The curvature on the vehicle also compliments the build – creating a strong look for what would otherwise be a mediocre vehicle. It not only holds all the accessories, but has an incredibly flush feature. The storage containers feigning the Department of Damage Control are a nice nod to the organisation, and I absolutely love the van’s functionality. I also really appreciate the utility van’s build. Whilst the printing leaves a little to be desired, we got a cool helmet and a fantastic Michael Keaton face print. Whilst this character misses some of the key areas of the comic book character, it is accurate to the version we see in Spiderman Homecoming, and includes some nice arm printing. We also get a brand-new Iron Man armour – never a bad thing. This really is a masterclass in good minifigure design – incorporating arm printing and 360-degree leg printing. We got Spider-Man – updated from his Civil War Minifigure. Firstly, for the LEGO minifigures which are included in the set. A worthwhile pickup if you ask me! 76083: Beware The Vultureīeware the Vulture also stands out for me. This, combined with great minifigures, made for a fantastic set – and one of the best at a cheaper price point. The mining vessel build was also fantastic – with intricate detail and functionality built into it. The unique fin mould for Yondu was great – and I also appreciate the golden arrow used for his weapon. The highlight, however, was of course Michael Rooker’s fantastic Yondu – who fans had wanted since the first film.
We also received a unique gold hair and headpiece – which allowed LEGO to recreate Ayesha’s aesthetic. We also got one of the villains from Guardians of the Galaxy II – Ayesha, who came complete with leg printing (somewhat of a rarity these days). It gave us a brand-new version of Star Lord, and a baby Groot. 76080: Ayesha’s RevengeĪnother more recent set I have a lot of appreciation for is Ayesha’s Revenge. LEGO found a perfect way to pay tribute to one of the series’ iconic elements. This build was incredibly nice, with a hover feature like the Spider-Man set we looked at yesterday incorporated into it.
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The real highlight, however, was Lola – Agent Coulson’s corvette from the TV show Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. We also got some interesting play features with this suit – a six-stud shooter piece on one hand, and a fun chainsaw-style feature on the other. The Detroit Steel shared similar building techniques to the Hulkbuster. We also received two fantastic builds in this set. This was a nice way for LEGO to give us characters from previous MCU properties without having to invest in sets for them. However, we also received an alternate hairpiece – allowing us to create Justin Hammer, the villain of Iron Man 2. We also get Detroit Steel – an interesting, if somewhat unknown, comic book villain. This figure – based on the iconic Invincible Iron Man suit from the comics, introduced a brand-new helmet which has since seen multiple uses in an assortment of different LEGO sets. We’ve got some fun sets to look at – so let’s not waste any more time, and let’s dive straight in to the best LEGO Marvel sets of 2017-2019! 76077: Iron Man: Detroit Steel Strikesĥ Years after the release of the LEGO Avengers sets, we finally get an iconic character which I think we had all been longing for – Agent Phil Coulson.Ĭoulson is not the only good thing about this set, however! Not only do we finally get a fantastic version of the fan favourite S.H.I.E.L.D agent, but we also get two other fun Minifigures – including a brand-new version of Iron Man complete with alternate hair piece and action features. Tom Jurassic back here and today we are going to delve back into the LEGO Realm for a last look at my favourite LEGO Marvel sets released up until today’s date.
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