76324: Spider-Man Vs. Oscorp Set Review
The long-running and interconnected world of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has yielded some interesting LEGO creations. I love the MCU and its surrounding stories, which now bring moments from the Fox and Sony universes into canon. But in my opinion, when it comes to Spider-Man, those sets not based on the movies are far more interesting. This set is a good example of that and expands the newly introduced Marvel ‘streets’...
76235: Avengers: Age Of Ultron Quinjet Set Review
Quinjets have appeared in several Marvel films and TV series. In turn, they have also appeared in quite a few LEGO® Marvel sets. Amazingly, no two LEGO Quinjets are the same and the latest offers the biggest and most detailed version to date. The ship plays a key role in Age of Ultron as the Avengers use it to chase down Ultron’s new body in downtown Seoul. The format of the set is similar to last year’s Guardians of the Galaxy...
76319: Captain America Vs. Thanos Set Review
In a world of ever-increasing sets designed for adult LEGO® fans, there are still builds for kids. The LEGO 4+ sets provide a stepping stone from DUPLO to standard LEGO sets. They offer simpler builds for younger LEGO fans to enjoy with easy-to-follow instructions, no stickers and unique Starter Bricks for many of the most popular LEGO themes. The latest wave of LEGO Marvel sets includes one 4+ set, which is inspired by Captain...
76322: Avengers: Endgame Thor Vs. Chitauri Set Review
The LEGO® Marvel theme has been in a peculiar place these last few years. Despite a steady stream of new content such as Daredevil, Fantastic 4, Thunderbolts* and animated shows like Your Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man, the LEGO Marvel sets have mostly focused on the wider Marvel universe but mostly past endeavours. Whilst this has provided some interesting builds, it’s also continued to dwell on moments from the Infinity...
76317: Peter Parker’s Apartment Set Review
Several new LEGO® Marvel sets have been released today, and among them are a few inspired by the world of Spider-Man. Unlike many of the Marvel sets, this one is merely inspired by the Marvel universe, rather than being based on a specific part of it, such as the MCU. It also includes a few decent minifigures, including the return of the Hobgoblin and Anti-Venom’s second outing for 2025. Here’s a look at the mini modular...
76326: Iron Spider-Man Bust Review
Following a series of buildable helmets and masks inspired by iconic Marvel characters, earlier this year, the LEGO® Marvel theme introduced a new series of sets called the Bust Collection. These smaller character builds added a little more of the characters they represent, along with a minifigure. Following the Iron Man MK4 Bust Collection set, it’s the turn of the MCU’s Spider-Man and his Stark tech-powered Iron...
76320: Iron Man & War Machine Vs. Hammer Drones Review
For years, Justin Hammer had looked on with envy at Stark Industries. Thanks to Tony Stark’s genius, his advancements in robotics and AI, not to mention being Iron Man, it was no surprise that someone would come for his crown. During Iron Man 2, with a little help from Ivan Vanko aka Whiplash, Hammer Industries created a battalion of Hammer Drones. These remote-controlled suits of armour soon cause chaos before Iron Man and War...
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