3 of the figures were great but it was missing the 6th avenger. The build is clunky and over all too bland for the price.

The build itself is decent, but with so many sets offering far more intricate and complex designs for the same or lower prices, it feels like LEGO is prioritizing exclusivity over substance. It’s frustrating when you’re left with a set that feels incomplete, with too many gaps in both the number of parts and the overall experience.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So stocked to get this marvel lego set. This was a fun project to do with my 18yr old son whos a comic book fan. The pieces were decent size and the directions were straightforward. It took us a couple hours to complete and we enjoyed staging the little lego figures!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LEGO Marvel Logo set is a fantastic build for both Marvel fans and LEGO enthusiasts alike. This set features the iconic Marvel logo, intricately designed with vibrant red, yellow, and black bricks that capture the essence of the brand. The assembly process is engaging, with each piece coming together to form a striking display piece. The attention to detail and creative use of LEGO elements make this set a standout, whether you're showcasing it on a shelf or adding it to your collection. It’s a fun and rewarding challenge for builders of all ages, and the finished logo makes for a bold, eye-catching display that brings a piece of the Marvel universe to life in brick form.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great set, love the mini figures and mechanics that allow them to pop out and return. This is perfect for Lego and marvel fans alike. The best part is having a display piece once it’s complete.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 9 year olds are obsessed with this set! So much so they aren’t even missing the tv! The directions are easy to follow and make a great family project. Legos are always a win in our house! Best toys on the market!

Pun intended. The minifigures were well spread out throughout the process, and once you were near the end and started putting the letterforms together, it was magical. Some really unique building techniques to get the parts in the correct orientations and spacing. The final product is about as accurate as you could get. The leading is a bit tighter (and the letters overlap) in the official logo, but I can't imagine this being any more accurate within the confines of the LEGO "System." Figure-wise, it's a bit of a bummer that a bigfig hulk couldn't fit, AND a Hawkeye. Just to complete the Avengers lineup from their first eponymous film. The price definitely feels steep. I used a bunch of points to take some of the sting off the purchase, but I don't know if I can recommend buying this at full price. With a slight discount, I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to display the Marvel logo at a reasonable size on a shelf.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had a fantastic time assembling the LEGO Marvel Logo & Minifigures set! The packaging was secure and visually appealing, making it exciting to open. The instructions were clear, which made the assembly process smooth and enjoyable. I was impressed with the durability of the pieces—everything fits together snugly and holds up well, even after moving the set around several times. The versatility is another highlight; you can display the logo as a centerpiece or let the minifigures stand out individually. The quality control is excellent—no missing or defective pieces, and the colors are vibrant. This set is perfect for both LEGO collectors and Marvel fans!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a great set to put together! It brought all of my family to the table to work together to build this set, which was a mix of normal build and technic. We love Marvel, and this thing is now a staple piece on my fireplace. It's worth the price point for sure.

As an avid MCU fan, I was really excited about this set, and while I appreciate the overall aesthetic, I feel like it missed the mark in a few areas. The set is undeniably cute, with fun details and charm, but the mechanical features didn’t quite live up to the usual quality I expect from Lego. Specifically, when it comes to the Hulk, the green used for his body feels too dark and muted. Considering his exposure to Gamma radiation, a brighter green would have been a much more fitting representation of his character. Though I’m still a fan of the set due to my love for the MCU, I couldn’t help but feel that it didn’t deliver the value and quality that I’ve come to associate with Lego. It’s a nice piece for collectors, but it doesn’t quite reach the potential it could have had.