This set is nothing short of spectacular – a true showstopper! Its sheer size and stunning appearance make it an unmissable addition to any Lego city. The exterior is flawless, earning a solid 10 out of 10 for its impressive design.
However, the interior doesn’t quite match up, especially when compared to the Sanctum set, which was filled with engaging micro-builds, rich storytelling elements, and interactive play features. In contrast, the interior of this tower feels a little empty, leaving a bit to be desired in terms of detail and engagement.
Ultimately, this set is a must-have for its grandeur and visual appeal – it’s all about adding a massive, iconic building to your Lego collection!
LEGO really came through for me this Christmas! We are LEGO collectors and last year I gave hubby the Loop Coaster. The year before that was the World Map. Both sets he loved. When I saw the Marvel Tower release, I knew immediately it was going to be an epic Santa gift! We have a 7 and 9 year old who are also going to enjoy building it alongside my husband. Once finished, this set will display next to the Loop Coaster and World Map. Note to LEGO if you are reading this, please make it possible for me to design and build custom LEGO murals in my house. I only have so much shelf space to display our LEGO sets, but I have tons of wall space to fill. Let’s normalize covering walls in LEGO dots. Pretty please!
Lego has gone out of their way to give both Marvel fans and lego builders a set unlike any other. The design aspect to replicating the shape of the building is no feat.
When it comes to building, there are a few repetitious spots such as installing windows, the front removable window piece and roof, and many would complain about the need for stickers, wishing the decals were printed on. While I agree, I also disagree as applying stickers rely on and dexterity, especially if building a fragile component.
I have two issues with this set, the first being that although this set was designed to me whimsical, targeting the Marvel's fans, allowing them to recreate the war scene, being a Lego modular builder, I prefer to look towards the "realistic" side than whimsical and such, wished that Lego included non technic slot pieces for builders who didn't want characters to "fly in the air", "jumping off the roof", or "flying off", but have a more "realistic" building to add to the modular lego layout.
The other issue would be placing lego character within the building. Due to the minimal spacing, that would be difficult as the majority of the characters would be outside, but again, with images shown on the box of character within the building, had lego included that within the instructions, it would make things easier.
Apart from these two issues, this set is worth its value and while others might have their own complaints, I do strongly suggest that modular fans and/ or Marvel fans purchase this set and add it to your lego empire.
As for the company, we have lego city modular buildings, Harry Potter Modulars, Ninjago and Avengers. Perhaps DC Comics could branch into the modular line with The Daily Planet, Wayne Manor, or something. Just a thought.
I honestly love this set i haven't even completed it yet but i love going piece by piece and level by level watching it slowly form into a large tower and i love all the characters and the avengers tower will go great next to my daily bugle and the sanctum that i've bought in the past years