LEGO today unveils a new addition to the Marvel range, the set 76323 Avengers: Endgame Final Battle.

This box of 621 pieces, which will be available from May 1, 2025 at a public price of €99,99, will undoubtedly bring back memories to buyers of LEGO Marvel sets. 76261 Spider-Man Final Battle, 76266 Endgame Final Battle or, 76314 Captain America: Civil War Battle, it takes up the principle of the frozen scene presented on an exhibition base.

This time, collectors will have 9 minifigs on hand: Captain America, Iron Man MK85, Ant-Man with his mech, Scarlet Witch, Doctor Strange, Iron Spider, Black Panther, Falcon and a Chitauri. A Thanos figurine is also included in this box.

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To accompany the LEGO Marvel set 76315 Iron Man's Laboratory: Hall of Armor From April 1, 2025, another reference will be available on the shelves of the official online store, the set 76312 The Hulk Truck vs. Thanos with its 229 pieces and its public price set at 29,99 €.

In the box, everything you need to assemble the all-terrain vehicle that Hulk definitely needed to face Thanos and two minifigs: Hulk and Thanos.

This new product is not available for pre-order; you will have to wait until the scheduled release date.

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Today we get the first official visuals of a new addition to the LEGO Marvel range expected on shelves on April 1, 2025: the LEGO Marvel set 76315 Iron Man's Laboratory: Hall of Armor with its inventory of 384 pieces that will allow you to assemble Tony Stark's workshop, all accompanied by the minifigs of Pepper Potts, Aldrich Killian, Iron Patriot in MK1 version, Iron Man in MK6 version and Iron Man in MK43 armor. DUM-E will also be there, as will the MK38 "Igor" armor delivered here in the form of a buildable figurine.

If the content of this new product seems familiar to you, you are not dreaming, this is, with a few details and figurines, a "light" version of the content already seen in the LEGO Marvel set. 76125 Iron Man Hall of Armor (524 pieces - € 69.99) marketed in 2019.

Expected availability on April 1, 2025 at a retail price of €54,99. This product is now available for pre-order on the official online store:

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We now know the new and exclusive minifig that will accompany the book LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Explore the Spider-Verse and this is Cyborg Spider-Man, a variant of the character that first appeared in issue 21 of the Spider-Man comic published in April 1992. This version was also present in the Marvel's Spider-Man video game on PS4 in the form of an unlockable outfit.

For those in a hurry or for those who want to order immediately so as not to have to think about it again later, the book is currently available for pre-order on Amazon:

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If you were looking for instructions for the 7 minifigures offered in addition to the main one from the LEGO BrickHeadz DC set 40748 Batman 8in1 Figure, please note that they are finally available in PDF format to avoid you having to settle for the digital version accessible within the application Lego builder.

You can download the individual files via the links below and optionally print them or keep them somewhere, these additional files are hosted by me and will in any case always be there when you need them:

Let's go for the availability of a large handful of new LEGO products with references in several licensed ranges, the usual chestnuts of the CITY and Friends ranges as well as some seasonal products. A large part of these new products were already offered for pre-order on the official online store, their availability is therefore effective from today.

As usual, there are a few products temporarily exclusive to the official store, but the majority of these boxes will be available quickly for much less elsewhere. As usual, it is up to you to decide whether to crack without waiting by paying the full price for these sets or whether to be a little patient and wait for the inevitable discounts that will be offered in the weeks and months to come. at Amazon, on FNAC.com, at Cdiscount, at Auchan as well as some other retailers.

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Today we take a very quick tour of the content of the LEGO Marvel set 76311 Miles Morales vs. The Spot, a small box of 375 pieces currently available for pre-order on the official online store and which will be available from January 1, 2025 at the public price of €49,99.

For those who don't know the context of the set, it is the first derivative product of the animated film. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023) and the proposed construction refers to the scene in which Miles Morales and The Spot confront each other in a Brooklyn store. If you have seen this movie, you will probably agree that LEGO stages this part of the film quite well with a minimalist but fairly faithful reproduction of the store and the important elements of the action seen on screen such as the ATM.

The manufacturer adds Miles Morales' father, Jefferson Morales, and his vehicle to the box, but leaves out the owner of the store who would have been right at home here, armed with a baseball bat, for example. The construction is quickly assembled, and it also makes intensive use of stickers with 16 stickers to place on the front and on the various interior elements. These stickers are graphically very successful, but the modeling phase remains, as usual, really boring. We still stick on average one sticker every five stages of construction in this box. The only real functionality of the place is embodied by the possibility of ejecting the ATM, which is meager. We will also note the presence of a flexible canvas that allows the bad guy on duty to be locked in.

The PDNY police vehicle (NYPD but a little "different" like the whole world in which Miles Morales evolves) is relatively simple but will appeal to younger people. It is at the level of what is usually found in the CITY range but with a little British twist that is very appreciable. Jefferson can be installed at the wheel even if the driver only has a steering wheel without a seat or any refinement of the interior. This spartan layout of the car, however, allows two figurines to be crammed inside if the need arises.

You probably understood it a long time ago, the two assemblies of parts provided here are in reality only a pretext to make this construction toy a luxury display for the minifigs delivered in this box. They are all new in this form and successful, including Gwen Stacy who benefits here from a different torso from the one already seen in other sets. Small disappointment that smells of savings, three of the four characters do not have patterned legs, you have to make do with neutral elements.

Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy both come with their respective faces and matching hair. This is nice, but you'll have to pay again to get two more torsos and line up these two uncovered-face "variants" of each character in a Ribba frame.

Jefferson's torso is also really successful with a level of detail rarely achieved on a police officer's torso, especially on the back. The villain's figurine may seem a little too "simple" but it is faithful to the version of the character seen on screen with his white body and his spots spread all over his body including his legs. LEGO did not go so far as to pad print the arms or the side of the character's legs, which is a bit of a shame. A hat like the one seen on screen would also have been welcome, just to have a "variant" here too.

The late but compelling arrival of the Spider-Verse at LEGO is great news for all fans who enjoyed the two animated films already available (Spider-Man: Next Generation et Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse) and who are impatiently awaiting the release of Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse. In any case, we're not going to complain about occasionally being treated to something other than yet another Iron Man suit or a twelfth version of Thor in a range that rarely leaves the already fairly exhausted Avengers universe.

Once again, we could discuss the high price of this little box, but I think that this debate is endless and that patience will be required to find it a little cheaper elsewhere than at LEGO. In any case, I prefer to spend €50 for four new characters that deserve to one day go down in history at LEGO than for other sets without taking risks or without real novelty.

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Today we take a quick tour of the content of the LEGO Marvel set 76313 Marvel Logo & Minifigures, a box of 931 pieces currently available for pre-order on the official online store and which will be available from January 1, 2025 at the public price of €99,99.

As you already know if you follow, LEGO has long understood that it also needs to target customers who are fond of purely lifestyle outside of its usual clientele. All ranges are more or less entitled to products whose sole purpose is to end their career on the corner of a shelf and the LEGO Marvel universe is no exception to this trend.

The manufacturer is probably betting on the fact that those who do not buy the multiple playsets that invade the shelves will perhaps be tempted by this product which simply highlights the logo of the license, but based on bricks.

LEGO wouldn't be the toy manufacturer we know if the most basic products didn't include a few features, just to highlight the brand's concept and the know-how of its designers. Here, the red box flanked by its white letters includes a mechanism that reveals the different characters fixed on their respective supports.

Be careful, this synchronized mechanism does not retract by itself: the figurines are deployed by pushing the discreet buttons on the top of the construction, then pushed at the back to reveal Iron Man, but in the end you have to put everything away manually and put back in place the sections that are ejected during manipulation. Nothing serious, I think that beyond a few attempts to impress your friends, you will quickly choose to display the thing completely closed or in the "visible minifigs" version and that the object will then remain as is.

The construction is quickly assembled, even if it will be necessary to remain vigilant during the construction of the integrated mechanism and to regularly test the correct deployment of the supports so as not to have to come back to it later. The different colors used for the Technic beams present help to find your way around and not to make a mistake in the connection point. The installation of the letters on the front face is a fairly satisfactory process, they take shape gradually and the result seems to me simply perfect if we compare the LEGO version with the logo that we know. A few studs remain visible on the surface, the ratio with the smooth surfaces of the different letters is very correct.

LEGO provides five Avengers in this box, we will remember the absence of Hawkeye, and the minifigs are all new at least by the torso with globally very successful pad printing. Collectors of figurines who will not care about the associated construction will therefore still have something to fill their Ribba frames a little more with the endowment of this set.

The most observant will have noticed that Iron Man is wearing his armor here in the "intact" Mark VI version with the legs already seen in the LEGO Marvel set. 76269 Avengers Tower under the torso of the damaged version of the outfit. Captain America is clearly in the damaged version here. First avenger With a very nice torso and her usual shield, Black Widow reuses the legs already seen on the same character but also on Hawkeye or Falcon. Hulk goes to theOlive Green In this box, Thor benefits from a nice torso which is also new.

Regarding the public price of this box, and even if we all know here that we will end up finding it for much less elsewhere than at LEGO, I find the price excessive for a derivative product which does not necessarily reflect the €100 requested.

It's a bit like a Nike t-shirt sold for €60, you pay the high price to display a simple advertisement for the brand via its logo and I've always had a bit of trouble with the concept of a sandwich man who pays instead of being paid. I have a bit of the same feeling here even if I salute the creativity at work to create a visually rather convincing trompe-l'oeil, all accompanied by a slightly rustic functionality but which has the merit of adding a bit of spice to the assembly process of the thing.

Note: The product shown here, provided by LEGO, is as usual involved. Deadline fixed at December 17, 2024 next at 23:59 p.m. Simply post a comment below the article to participate. Your participation is taken into account regardless of your opinion. Avoid “I’m participating” or “I’m trying my luck”, we suspect that this is the case.

Update : The winner was drawn and notified by email, his nickname is indicated below.