LEGO 71031 Minifigures Marvel Studios Set, Superheroes Building Toy 1 of 12 Collectibles, Toys for Kids Age 5 Plus (1 Piece - Style Picked at Random)

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The She-Hulk minifigure features highly detailed prints of her TV-show suit, and I really like what they’ve done with the leg printing. Here’s a comparison with the 2017 She-Hulk. The printing and design is much-improved, but I do kinda miss the simplicity of the older She-Hulk costume which is more comic-accurate. I’m not particularly attached to the Werewolf by Night series, but quality-wise this is a pretty good minifigure, even if its a little boring and formulaic. But hey, with Halloween approaching, it does make for a fun addition for those that like to collect Spooky-themed minifigures. Even those unfamiliar with the MCU should keep an eye out for this minifigure (a task which will be made easier thanks to the large wing piece) as the attention that the LEGO designers have given to Captain America echoes their implicitly clear love for this new version of the character. Every aspect of desirable minifigures, from full printing to dual-moulding, is present in easily the best LEGO Marvel minifigure yet. Alternative heads are supplied, completing Spider-Man's costume or revealing Peter Parker's face beneath the mask. Both designs are unique and Peter's double-sided head looks perfect, featuring happy and worried expressions. The minifigure also carries a web thread and should prove appealing as a generic depiction of Spider-Man, even without the cloak.

Kang might’ve been cut due to Jonathon Major’s legal troubles and his uncertain future with the MCU, but the character selection is by far the weakest here. I feel like characters like Hawkeye, Wolverine, Goliath, and maybe even The Werewolf could’ve been far better utilised on more important characters like the Scarlet Scarab, Kang the Conqueror, Loki’s Mobius, Kamala Khan (Ms. Marvel), Vision (from Wandavision), or even someone from Secret Invasion, or an OG X-Men character like Gambit, Rogue or Jubilee. We will never get WW2 or Winter Soldier movie Caps, it seems, even now that we found out that WW2 sets are apparently ok. Also slightly miffed they didn’t include a tile for the photo frame so we could re-create the Sad Wolverine meme! Vidyo (in boxes) clearly hasn't been a huge hit...and hopefully this will discourage blind boxes in the future."Wolverine has a brand new look, with a new mask that has more dramatic “ears” and I also really like Logan’s hairy forearms. The dual-moulded legs and generous leg printing also gives the Wolverine minifigure bonus style points. None of the characters grip me and those that do have weird design hiccups making me wish this were simply based on the movies, not new or alternate universe stuff. Bill Foster does come with an Ant-Man statuette! The design of it is quite clever, as it functions both as Goliath being normal-sized and Ant-Man being tiny, or Goliath being supersized and Ant-Man being regular-sized.

Next we have a familiar face, Ororo Munroe aka Storm, the second in command of the X-Men. A mutant with the ability to manipulate the weather, she’s considered one of the most powerful mutants alive. Indeed, but why include the red toy helicopter with a character who never handled it, in that form? Regardless, I consider the colour worth noting."Personally, I’m way more excited about the Baby Owl than Hawkeye, mostly because I have so many Hawkeye minifigures from years of collecting LEGO Marvel sets! I also agree with the face complaints. Wanda and Sylvie look weird with their smiles. I hope Sylvie has a more in character expression. Wanda's smile doesn't bother me as much though since she smiles in the show. It is disappointing they gave her a smile with the red eyes.

And here’s Logan’s face and hair as an alternative to the Wolverine mask. The sideburns are great and I also kinda dig the goggle look which whites out Wolverine’s eyes when he has his mask on. I assume they've had numbers people tell them that they'll sell more if people don't know what they're getting so they'll keep buying until they get the one they want OR they'll keep buying (and getting duplicates) until they get the full set. Here’s a look at the new boxes, which come in a larger box. There are 2 levels with 2 rows each containing9 boxes in each row.LEGO produces few colours approaching white, unlike others which are available in numerous shades. Vision therefore presents challenges because the onscreen character is almost wholly white, but features intricate texture. The designer has therefore employed light bluish grey which contrasts against this white decoration, differing noticeably from the source material but creating an attractive effect. This complete collection guarantees you receive all 12 characters: Agatha Harkness, Kate Bishop, Hawkeye, Moon Knight, Mr. Knight, She-Hulk, The Werewolf, Goliath, Storm, Beast, Wolverine and Echo Sylvie could be a tad better, her smiling face looks really goofy and incompatible with her character. Nice addition of the alligator, although I would have rather seen him with a minifig of Classic Loki, Richard E Grant was awesome in that role, and dual molded horns would have been nice Each mystery bag contains 1 minifigure with at least 1 highly detailed accessory and a collector’s leaflet; build your collection, display and play!

While previous zombie Collectable Minifigures have featured light bluish grey skin, this figure instead includes aqua flesh. That contrasts neatly beside the dark blue costume and I like the mismatched dual-moulded legs in particular. Both arms are decorated as well, maintaining the asymmetry that continues throughout this zombified minifigure. Do note that there might be some variances with weight due to differences in the cardboard box, so if it’s off by a few milligrams, that’s usually fine. If you’ve been following my blog, you’ll know that my positition on this has been clear, I do not support the switch to pure blind boxes, as it encourages gambling, and the uncertainty of what you will get, something that most people can’t afford to do. LEGO could’ve easily included some hidden code or symbol on each box to identify what’s inside, but their unwillingness to do so just reeks of not listening to longtime fans and punishing Minifigure fans.But it’s really fun to confuse people! Also, if a store worker sasses you off about it not being an effective method of finding specific ones, you can buy two or three, make predictions, and open them in front of the worker to see the sass drain out of their face. It’s a beautiful thing to watch." This isn’t your usual pristine Captain America minifigure, with much of the Star-Spangled icons being worn away (including an oddly adorable bite mark in one of the helmet’s printed wings). This attention to detail matches that of the character as seen in What If…? as well as the aesthetic of other LEGO zombie minifigures. With how rare undead minifigures have become, Zombie Captain America is likely to be in demand for good reason. This eagerly anticipated sequel to the popular Series 1 Minifigures to collect lets kids and fans celebrate their favourite superheroes Agatha’s minifigure has detailed printing across her torso and skirt piece, with the fabric detail extending quite seamlessly. She comes with a purple fabric cape, and two trans-purple power blasts LEGO Minifigures Marvel Series 2 features a mystery box with 1 of 12 iconic characters from some of Marvel Studio’s most beloved Disney+ shows