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"A solid Recommended expansion for Hall of Armor owners, the Iron Man Armory delivers an exclusive Prototype Mark II minifigure and clever modular bays at fair pricing, though the repeated AIM Agents and sticker frustrations hold it back from a higher tier."
The Iron Man Armory earns a Recommended verdict as a purpose-built expansion to the Hall of Armor (76125), with two expert reviewers and a small but positive LEGO.com owner sample agreeing that the modular armory bays, the exclusive Prototype Iron Man (Mark II) minifigure, and the MCU-referencing hot rod make it worthwhile for Iron Man collectors. At $29.99 for 258 pieces and five minifigures, the price-per-piece at $0.116 is solid, and LEGO.com owners rate value for money at 4.18 out of 5 with 82% recommending. The main complaint from both expert reviewers is the inclusion of two generic AIM Agents, which many collectors already have from other Marvel sets.
Where they split: Both expert reviewers broadly agree, though the Brickset reviewer was more disappointed by the Prototype Iron Man helmet choice (newer component versus separate faceplate style), while JANG focused more on the AIM Agent repetition and sticker quality issues.
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"it's a great little set on its own"
BricksFanz
"I really like really really like the idea of a cheaper add-on or expansion to the previous Hall of Armor Set"
JANG's LEGO Reviews"it's a great little set on its own"
"I really like really really like the idea of a cheaper add-on or expansion to the previous Hall of Armor Set"
LEGO.com4.5Amazon0.0
