The measurements, 31.9cm tall, are also on the back, wedged between shots of Thanos elegantly showing off his new Gauntlet!įlicking through the instruction manual you’ll find a two page spread featuring more images of Thanos along with one of the LEGO Designers Carter Luce Baldwin. Spin it around and you see the Gauntlet in the now infamous ‘ snap‘ pose, which is the recommended way to display it, although there are other alternative finger configurations which we won’t go into here 😉 On the front you get the usual information including set number ( 76191) and 590 piece count.
The box art is once again in the style of the 18+ sets and is actually quite fitting to this particular subject as it shows off the coloured Infinity Stones and bright gold pieces nicely. It is of course the LEGO Marvel Infinity Gauntlet 76191 set, and wow is it awesome, I’d say it’s my favourite build of 2021, so far!
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So with those two sets in mind I didn’t hesitate to pickup the latest 18+ set in the range, and although it’s not a bust or helmet build it looked interesting and comes from one of the biggest movie franchises in history, the Marvel Infinity Saga. I loved that too and being my favourite Superhero from DC made it an easy choice. This spurred me onto picking up the LEGO DC Batman Cowl 76182 set, again cheaper than the RRP but this time from Amazon. When LEGO released the 18+ Bust and Helmet sets I was sceptical and thought I’d never like or even purchase them, but skip forward a few months to when I found the LEGO Marvel Iron Man Helmet 76165 ( reviewed by Martin from BoomBrickz) on eBay for more than half off the RRP, I thought why not give it a go and oh boy am I glad I did, I absolutely love the final look and enjoyed the different techniques used in achieving the layers and curves of the helmet.
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