Today we're taking a quick look at the contents of the LEGO Marvel 76320 Iron Man & War Machine vs. Hammer Drones set , a small box of 204 pieces available since August 1st, 2025 from LEGO and elsewhere at a public price of €19,99.
This little product allows you to replay the scene seen on screen in the movie Iron Man 2. Iron Man and War Machine face off against a squad of drones designed by Ivan Vanko for Justin Hammer.
Here we get two of the four drone variants available in the film, and both builds are ultra-simplified. They don't sacrifice the mobility of the armors involved, however, and the playful possibilities are there despite the very symbolic nature of these "drones" in the LEGO version.
The two drones are also a little oversized compared to the two minifigs provided, but we won't hold that against LEGO; that's the price to pay for something substantial to build in this box.
The 204-piece set may not make its mark on construction toy history, but the limited-edition drones can be easily reproduced to flesh out the battle and more faithfully recreate the movie scene.
As for the minifigures, we get two that are far from new: Iron Man and War Machine. The Mark 6 armor is also available in sets 76313 Marvel Logo & Minifigures (€99,99) and 76315 Iron Man's Laboratory: Hall of Armor (€54,99), and War Machine features the torso already seen in several sets since 2022, but with Pearl Dark Gray hands , all mounted on the legs already seen in several sets featuring this character since 2021.
Iron Man is equipped with the laser beams he uses to decimate the drone squad on screen, and War Machine has a stud shooter on his shoulder. Here too, the staging is faithful to what we see of the confrontation in the film. There are no stickers in the box; the "faces" of the two drones are pad-printed.
This unassuming little product does what it says it does: it offers fun without having to go back to the checkout and allows you to replay an iconic action scene from the Iron Man saga. That's already very good for such a small box that you'll quickly find for less than its retail price elsewhere than at LEGO.
Note: The product shown here, provided by LEGO , is, as usual, up for grabs. The deadline is August 20, 2025, at 23:59 PM. Simply leave a comment below the article to participate. Your entry will be considered regardless of your opinion. Please avoid comments like "I'm participating" or "I'm trying my luck"—we already know that's what you're doing.
Update: The winner has been drawn and notified by email; their username is shown below.
| Quintus - Comment posted the 20/08/2025 at 10:42 |
