There are now official images of the LEGO Marvel Super Heroes sets for the upcoming Spider-Man: Homecoming movie. We first saw these sets at the 2017 New York Toy Fair but there are now official ones coming out of the Brickset database. First is the ATM Heist Battle (76082) which includes minifigures of of two Bank Robbers, one wearing a Hulk mask and the other with a Captain America mask, and Spider-Man. This set will retail for $19.99
The other set is Beware the Vulture (76083) which includes minifigures of Vulture, Iron Man, Spider-Man, and the newly revealed, not-so-secret Shocker. This set will go for $39.99.
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Are there any other S:HC sets on the horizon? From the trailer,there seemed potential for more.
Probably one more larger set, similar to how BvS only had 3 sets.
I do not care for that Vulture. Those wings are just too damn bulky.
Well that is at least try to the film.
Understood, but I still don’t like ’em. 🙂
Darrell, stop acting like Wolverine.
We published the image for 76083 in error and removed it once it was pointed out that it discloses the hidden minifigure.
Really not worth $40 but the bank is always a niching to have instead of another overpriced vehicle.
What’s with the whole “power blast” thing? Are the minifigures spring loaded like those weird NBC ones?
No, the power blast piece is a single piece of plastic that clips into a normal minifigure hand- the “power” sweeps back like a comet tail over the minifig’s arm, and squeezing that makes it pop out in the direction the arm is pointing.
It’s really quite well-done, and I generally don’t like the stud/missile flinging play gimmicks. This one just nails aesthetics, functionality, and playability.
Thwiptastic!