Captain Marvel and The Skrull Attack

Name: LEGO Captain Marvel and The Skrull Attack 76127
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 76127
Rating: 4.69 (593 reviews)

80 · HIGHLY RECOMMENDEDINVESTMENT GRADE: A2019307 pcsHigh agreement · 92%

Expert reviews

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Owner ratings

593

Consensus

BUY

BrickScore

Highly Recommended

Owners

Synthesized Verdict

"Captain Marvel and The Skrull Attack scores 79.8 and delivers genuine value as the sole LEGO set from the 2019 film: a sturdy, swooshable Quinjet with four film-accurate characters, priced at $29.99 for 307 pieces. The minifig printing shortcuts on Captain Marvel and Talos are the set's main shortcoming, but 94% of owners still recommend it."

Captain Marvel and The Skrull Attack earns its Recommended tier and a BrickScore of 79.8 as a compact, well-priced Quinjet that represents the 1995 prototype design from the film. Brickset (88) praised its exceptional value, distinctive angular aesthetic, and strong missile pod playability, while flagging several minifig print shortcuts. Owner response is enthusiastic: 4.69 stars across 593 ratings, 94% would-recommend, and 4.37/5 for value for money, making this one of the more owner-endorsed sets at its price tier.

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LOVED (9)

01Exceptional value for 307 pieces at $29.99 ($0.098 per piece)
02Distinctive angular design that contrasts with more streamlined MCU Quinjets
03Fun and functional missile pods that fire satisfyingly
04Nick Fury minifig praised as accurate and well-executed
05Hinged boarding ramp and printed control panel inside cockpit
06Adjustable winglets for display flexibility
07Realistic aircraft serial number detail on stabiliser fins
08Red highlights along leading wing edges
09Goose the Flerken cat included as a flat element

CRITICIZED (8)

01Captain Marvel lacks dual-molded legs and has plain arms without printing
02Captain Marvel's hair piece only loosely resembles her actual hairstyle; mohawk option absent
03Talos minifig lacks leg printing and head striations; lime green skin is less accurate than olive green
04Stabiliser fins are fragile, with wing edges prone to breaking off
05Cockpit realistically only seats one figure comfortably despite set description suggesting two
06Fuselage interior is hollow and largely inaccessible
07Missiles are less effective than spring-loaded shooters
08Heavy use of stickers (one reviewer flagged poor sticker sheet packaging)

What reviewers are saying

"this set offers exceptional value so I would certainly recommend adding it to your collection"

Brickset Reviews

"Here's the thing. See, Lego kind of spoiled us all with the release of one very large, well, relatively large Quinjet one time."

JANG's LEGO Reviews

Ecosystem

6869 Quinjet Aerial Battle — This Quinjet represents a significant departure from predecessors, with more angular design versus curved shapes. It successfully represents the 1995 prototype design from the film.

76049 Avenjet Space Mission — Captain Marvel's torso appears fairly similar to that from this set, albeit with additional streaks corresponding to the film.

other earlier Quinjets — While earlier Quinjets were dominated by curved shapes inspired by modern MCU vessels, this design is more angular and originates from 1995, offering a distinctly different aesthetic.

Previous larger Quinjet — This newer, smaller Quinjet is less complex and less impressive in size, but JANG advises against comparing it directly to the previous larger version due to their different purposes as a children's toy versus a collector piece

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Consensus

BUY

Brickset Reviews

Editorial Source

BUY

"this set offers exceptional value so I would certainly recommend adding it to your collection"

Key Pros

✓Exceptional value at £24.99/$29.99 for 307 pieces
✓Distinctive angular design contrasting with earlier Quinjet models
✓Fantastic minifigures, especially Nick Fury and Talos

Key Cons

✕Captain Marvel's medium nougat hair piece only loosely resembles her actual hairstyle
✕Captain Marvel has plain arms without printed details

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BUY

"Here's the thing. See, Lego kind of spoiled us all with the release of one very large, well, relatively large Quinjet one time."

Key Pros

✓Priced perfectly with good price-to-part and price-to-volume ratios
✓Novel and functional flickfire missile launcher mechanism
✓Good overall color scheme and angles

Key Cons

✕Very limited interior cargo space (only two studs wide)
✕Cramped cockpit seating for only one figure comfortably

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Value drivers

Brickset Reviews: Nick Fury torso piece and first appearance of Talos as a Skrull minifigure may appeal to collectors

Exclusivity

Brickset Reviews: Wide retail release; includes first-appearance minifigures (Captain Marvel, young Nick Fury, Talos) from the 2019 film

Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (6)

Talos

$16

Talos (Skrull)

$14

Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers) - Medium Nougat Hair

Captain Marvel

Nick Fury (Young)

Nick Fury

Standout parts (per reviewers)

Trans-black 4x3x3 windscreen
Attached sideways to form the angular canopy, a distinctive design choice for this Quinjet
Nick Fury torso with dark bluish grey shoulder holsterValue
Newly designed piece with straps continuing on the back, featuring belt and tie details
Talos head piece (updated Genie attachment)Value
New version lacking the earring mold of the original, with small peg hole on top
Medium nougat hair piece for Captain MarvelValue
New colour introduction, though not ideal match for the character's on-screen appearance
flickfire missile launcher mechanism
Novel design using a storage bin/closable container mounted sideways to push against tails of four flickfire missiles, allowing remote firing; described as the most interesting way JANG has seen flickfire missiles fired
power blast pieces
Included with Captain Marvel minifigure to represent energy emitting from hands and arms; described as a good action feature

What Owners Say · summarized from 27 written reviews (LEGO, Amazon, Walmart)

LEGO 76127 is a solid mid-tier Marvel set praised for excellent minifigures and a fun, swooshable jet with good movie accuracy, but held back by tight interior space, basic figure detailing (especially Captain Marvel), and occasional build quality issues.

COMMON PRAISE

+Excellent minifigure selection (Captain Marvel, Nick Fury, Talos, Goose)
+Fun, playable jet with quad/eight missiles and good swoosh factor
+Great value for money and collector appeal as only Captain Marvel movie set
+Movie-accurate design and cool building techniques

COMMON COMPLAINTS

−Cargo/interior space too tight for multiple minifigures
−Captain Marvel figure lacks leg/arm printing and detail compared to other Marvel minifigs
−Sticker-heavy design; old flick-fire missiles instead of spring-loaded
−Pieces don't fit together solidly; wing parts pop undone easily

Great minifiguresFun playable jetGood valueBuild quality issuesTight interior space

Buyer Ratings

Amazon4.7

566 reviews

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