Amazon has finally put online all the official visuals of the LEGO Marvel sets based on the movie Avengers Endgame, a beautiful series of boxes that contrasts with the manufacturer's very limited risk taking around the movie Captain Marvel which was not entitled than one set (76127 Captain Marvel and The Skrull Attack) ...

The character is however found in one of the five sets based on Avengers Endgame, the reference 76131 Avengers Compound Battle.

Availability announced for April 1st. Public prices are listed below:

The series of official visuals available are directly accessible on the sheet of each set (and on Brick Heroes:

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Amazon sells the wick: the first official visuals of the LEGO Marvel Avengers sets 76124 War Machine Buster (362 pieces) and 76126 Ultimate Quinjet (838 pieces) are now available.

If the Quinjet seems to me at first glance rather successful, I am less enthusiastic about the War Machine Buster of the set 76124.

Quantum Suit for almost everyone in these two boxes, it's a good thing for our collections but some will find it a bit repetitive. This is obviously not the fault of LEGO which is based on the film to come.

These two boxes will bring together War Machine, Ant-Man, Thor, Hawkeye (Ronin), Black Widow and Rocket Raccoon.

The sets sheets 76123 Captain America: Outrider Battle (167 pieces), 76125 Iron Man Armor Room (524 pieces) and 76131 Avengers Compound Battle (699 pieces) are also online at amazon but without particular visuals for the moment.

Publisher Scholastic announces a new 128-page activity book featuring different characters from the LEGO DC Super Heroes universe.

To accompany the book, a minifig of Cheetah, a character delivered in 2018 in the set 76097 Lex Luthor Mech Takedown alongside Batman, Lex Luthor, Wonder Woman and Firestorm.

The minifig provided here is therefore neither new nor exclusive, but I know that there are ultra-complete collectors who will not be able to do without this book and its insert with this minifig, here delivered with a spear.

Availability of the thing announced for September 5, possible pre-order at Amazon.

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Today we are back in the Batman universe with the small LEGO DC Comics set 76116 Batman: Batsub and the Underwater Clash (174 pieces - € 24.99), a somewhat opportunistic box that takes advantage of the theatrical release of the film Aquaman to sell us an Ocean Master minifig. And a shark.

Make room in the Batcave, you must now add the Batsub delivered here. The machine is rather convincing with its two large engines, its bubble which dresses the spacious cockpit and an aesthetic which cleverly takes up the usual symbol of the bat seen from above.

Interesting detail, the cockpit remains permanently horizontal regardless of the tilt of the mini submarine. It is simply mounted on a basic axis which achieves this very successful effect. The wings of the Batsub can therefore rotate 360 ​​°, like a huge propeller.

A few stickers for a convincing Bat-look, two Stud-Shooters to knock down stuff, two robotic arms at the front, it's all there.

The endowment in minifigs of this box is interesting for collectors. The Aquaman minifig in Comic version is exclusive to this box, that of Ocean Master is new and exclusive.

However, Batman's torso is not new or exclusive, it is the one seen in the sets 76097 Lex Luthor Mech Takedown (2018) et 76111 Brother Eye Takedown (2018)

Nice pad printing on Ocean Master's torso with a nice effect for the curls that seem to hold the fabric cape but I'm less impressed with the design of the character's head. The attempt to print the flesh color (Flesh) on a gray head is missed. Too bad for the neutral legs, gray boots would have been welcome.

A good point, the minifigs can be presented on the support provided as if they were moving in water. It's neat on a shelf, a little harder to fit into a Ribba frame.

In short, this small set sold for € 24.99 is worth it. The gear provided is rather convincing and two of the three characters delivered here are new and exclusive to this set. For one of the rare times when the construction delivered in a DC Comics set doesn't just serve as a disappointing alibi to sell us minifigs, I say yes.

Note: The set shown here, supplied by LEGO, is included as usual. To participate in the raffle, simply post a comment on this article before March 3, 2019 at 23:59 p.m.. You have every right to disagree with me, this is not eliminatory.

Update : The winner was drawn and was notified by email, his nickname is indicated below. Without a response from him to my request for contact details within 5 days, a new winner will be drawn.

Unable to speak for the moment about the LEGO Marvel Avengers Endgame sets, we now know that there will be at least one polybag to accompany the planned sets.

The reference 30452 Iron Man and Dum-E will allow us to obtain an Iron Man in Quantum Suit outfit and a micro version of Dum-E, the robot-assistant present in Tony Stark's workshop.

This bag will probably be offered on condition of purchase on the LEGO Shop on the occasion of the launch of the range of products derived from the film.

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