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"With a BrickScore of 73.6, the Avengers Tower Battle earns its fans decisively — reviewers call it a genuine upgrade on its predecessor, an impressive display piece, and an action-packed play set, with only minor gripes about the hero-light minifigure lineup and a slight price premium."
Reviewers — spanning both adult enthusiasts and parents buying for kids — are overwhelmingly positive about the Avengers Tower Battle (76166), praising its impressive height (over 18"), satisfying build progression, and strong play features. The set is widely seen as a clear upgrade over the 2015 Avengers Tower (76038), with a brick-built Avengers "A" logo and an opening tower design cited as standout improvements. The main recurring criticism is that the minifigure roster leans too villain-heavy, with some wishing for more hero variety, and a handful of reviewers flag the price as slightly inflated and the sticker usage as a minor annoyance.
Where they split: Minor disagreement on the Iron Man helmet mold — some reviewers dislike the comic-book style piece while others are fine with it. Value-for-money splits slightly, with most giving full marks but a few docking points for the price premium.
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"this is easily the largest such structure that Lego has made to date"
JANG's LEGO Reviews
"it is not so often that designers make the effort to offer something other than doors that open or features too anecdotal to deserve to be really considered"
Hoth Bricks"this is easily the largest such structure that Lego has made to date"
"it is not so often that designers make the effort to offer something other than doors that open or features too anecdotal to deserve to be really considered"
Amazon4.8
LEGO.com4.6
