Using pieces from Bag #1, we also build a triangular outside area with a garbage can, pizza slice, folded box, Spider-Man web with a cellphone, and a newspaper stand. He comes with yellow Power Blasts, though sadly his hands can’t be posed into a “Shhhhh”. I’m surprised LEGO haven’t done this before. gcse.type = 'text/javascript'; The set almost looks flawless after your review. I think the window would work better on the opposite wall and just have a solid wall section that breaks off. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Or they could also make a themed modular for every year. Ah well. – VaderFan2187's Blog, 76116 Batman Batsub and the Underwater Clash Review!

It has the iconic printed window at the back, along with two bookshelves. The ramp in front of the monster is decorated with some more runes and there are a few papers stacked on the floor. It would have been nice to see prints on each of these 1x2 and 2x2 tiles as that would allow minifigures to hold them without risking damage to the design but presumably that exceeded the allowable cost for the set. The two buildings are on hinges so you can position them the way you want – back-to-back so it’s fully enclosed like two parallel streets, at a 90º angle like most of the official photos show, or side-by-side with a fully exposed back for better access. ➡ BUILDING THE LEGO SANCTUM SANCTORUM – BAG #5: This bag includes pieces to build the second half of the second floor, with part of Peter Parker’s apartment. Both shelves feature brick-built books, along with a skull on one side and two goblets on the other. (Really, it’s LEGO Dr Strange’s fault that he put a freaking Infinity Stone in the back of a bookshelf. })(); (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The movie does not feature any tentacled monster inside the Sanctum Sanctorum. Granted, I'll never build it or play with it, but it could be fun.Thanks for the review.

The Infinity Stone of the set is – you probably already saw Dr Strange holding it in the image above – the Time Stone. I wonder what is with the Ancient One's head?

Change ), You are commenting using your Twitter account. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. A fantastic lego set, massive fan of marvel and lego and this is one of the best marvels sets ever.

but like 76107, it feels like one minifigure is missing. On the lower torso is some tan printing for the belt wrapping which again isn’t completely accurate to the film. This is a wonderful set and I believe will be one of the top Marvel Super Heroes sets of 2016. CTRL + SPACE for auto-complete. In front of the monster is a stickered ramp with more of the rune words. Want the figs, but not the set. A LEGO Super Heroes set that features a substantial building – what’s not to like? The building looks great, the minifigs look great, the play features are, great, and those translucent pieces are great too. The last minifigure in the Doctor Strange’s Sanctum Sanctorum (76060) set is Karl Mordo played by Chiwetel Ejiofor. The sorcerers and the Sanctum. No missing pieces or damage. The final figure is a bigfig, Cull Obsidian. They did acquire the rights to him, Punisher, and Blade, but the schedule was already crowded enough for Marvel studios before they added Spider-Man. @Shadox That's kinda funny... they misspelled Dormammu when converting it to runes. Blogger, LEGO fan, AFOL. Well, in order for it to work properly, the buildings must be put at an angle of at least 90º.

@James"Bucky"Barnes Argos had it for a week now. They have done some hidden crossovers with minifigs, but I would love to have a whole series of buildings that could be used alone or lined up like the Modulars. His weapon is a pair of brick-built hammer nunchuks with some interesting new pieces, like the 1×2 rounded plate with hollow studs. Sorry, there was a problem saving your cookie preferences. Same goes for the actual construction. Continuing on the Dr. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 September 2019. Given all the reasoning, I would highly recommend Doctor Strange’s Sanctum Sanctorum (76060) as it does lots going for it.

Also the trailer for the movie looks amazing! Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2018. The set has 358 pieces and retails for $29.99 which is not a bad price for a licensed set like this. Either way, I'll end up getting the set because I love new face prints/body prints and there are some fun features in this.

Next to the monster on the floor are some tiles, mixed with both printed and stickers, with the latter mentioning The Codex Imperium and Book of the Invisible Sun. Doctor Strange is portrayed by Benedict Cumberbatch in the film and this minifigure is therefore a LEGO debut for both the character of Stephen Strange and the famed actor who plays him, excepting Smaug. I agree. Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2017. but after seeing the Dr. It looks good but maybe the neck attachment should have been remolded in red. The second minifigure is Iron Man in his MK50 suit. This sorcerer is traditionally an opponent of Doctor Strange but he appears to be an ally of the hero on this occasion and is shown fighting alongside the sorcerer supreme on the box for this set. If you have built the #10251 LEGO Creator Brick Bank, you’ll find the use of light-bluish-gray ingots on the outer wall familiar. This is a particularly unique feature of the set, as most LEGO structures that look like full buildings don’t come with action features. Where is she?!? How about a Jedi training school set it up like Dojo. Was able to grab the last couple off the shelf.

View wordpressdotcom’s profile on Twitter, Set Accuracy: LEGO Avengers Infinity War Sets! ), as well as a suspicious-looking Technic connector. We have more reviews of the new Super Heroes, Technic and Star Wars sets to come and will be publishing the next 'What's Missing?' Or do you have it already? Bought on offer otherwise expensive. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. This set is so cool!!!

He does have a double-sided head with a stern expression on one side and an angry look on the other. Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2018. Then we build a round frame to go around the window, which clips into the other supports we built from the previous bag. Wait, seriously, guys? Sorry, that probably sounded immature, but yes, I like this idea! ➡ BUILDING THE LEGO SANCTUM SANCTORUM – BAG #4: This is where we get the second badguy, Ebony Maw. Although Doctor Strange has been part of Marvel Comics for a long time and has even appeared in the Ultimate Spider-Man animated series, he has never appeared as an official LEGO minifigure until this set, albeit the movie version. The five figures included are pretty neat (except for you Iron Spider!!!) Thanks for reading! If it wasn't for this movie, I would have never heard of him. There’s a red bushing on the inside which when you push, Spidey jumps off the ledge. I have a feeling that it will have the same secondary market effect as some one-off sets like Wolverine’s Chopper Showdown (6866) and the Ant-Man Final Battle (76039) in the near future. It features four eyes using some new printed 1×1 round tile pieces while surrounding some rather large teeth that can rotate by turning the wheel on the back. He loves it and could put it together easily. All I can say is that I’m going to be learning a lot when the Avengers: Infinity War movie gets released later this month. The exterior of both buildings looks good. No, wait.