Marvel's tallest-ever LEGO set – a replica of the Avengers Tower – is finally available to buy.
The LEGO Avengers Tower went on general sale today (November 24) following pre-orders. It's priced at £429.99 in the UK, /€500 in Ireland, and $499.99 in the US.
This version of the Tower, first depicted in the pages of Marvel Comics in 1963, isn't just the tallest Marvel set ever at 90cm (35.5 inches) high. It's also the tallest LEGO brick-built skyscraper to date.
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The LEGO Avengers Tower includes the most minifigures ever bundled in a LEGO set, with 31 characters from throughout the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Infinity Saga.
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You'll get minifigures of the core Avengers team of Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow, Hawkeye, Thor and The Incredible Hulk, as well as later additions such as The Vision, The Wasp and War Machine. There's even a minifigure of Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige included in the set.
Each level of the Tower can have its own scene for the Avengers, and LEGO has also included SHIELD's Quinjet, the Chitauri's flyers and a Leviathan as accessories.
If you're a LEGO Insider member, you can purchase an expansion pack over the Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend (November 24-November 27) to get a New York City taxi and driver, Black Panther and two of Thanos' outriders.
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LEGO has teased: "In 1963, Earth's Mightiest Super Heroes assembled for the first time in the pages of the debut issue of The Avengers comic book.
"Now, 60 years later, Marvel fans can celebrate this milestone anniversary and experience the thrill of assembling their own epic Avengers Tower in LEGO brick form."
This massive set joins the ranks of Star Wars' Millennium Falcon and a replica of the Eiffel Tower as one of the largest-ever releases from the toymaker.
All four Avengers movies are streaming on Disney+.
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