Iron Man Armory

Name: LEGO Iron Man Armory 76167
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 76167
Rating: 3.96 (8 reviews)

74 · RECOMMENDEDINVESTMENT GRADE: BBB2020258 pcsHigh agreement · 99%

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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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LOVED (8)

01Exclusive Prototype Iron Man (Mark II) minifigure with intricate pearl silver printing and exposed rivets
02Modular armory bays fully compatible with 76125, allowing combined display of up to ten Iron Man suits
03Bays can be rearranged and repositioned at adjustable angles via clip connections
04Window stickers showing armor-specific data (Prime, Mark 2, Blade) add collector detail
05Tony Stark workshop figure with textured hair and double-sided head
06Hot rod build with cheeseburger and head gasket MCU references
07Nano-scale Iron Man figure as a bonus display element
08Pearl silver droid arms as rare parts

CRITICIZED (7)

01Two generic AIM Agent minifigures are repeated across multiple Marvel sets and feel out of place
02Clear-backed stickers are difficult to apply and prone to adhesive damage
03Window sticker text appears backwards from the optimal viewing angle unless swapped
04Standard Iron Man armor figure (dark red and metallic gold) lacks distinction from other 2020 releases
05Hot rod lacks whitewall tires and has an elevated rear axle that deviates from the source vehicle
06Stud shooters on the hot rod exhaust feel out of place
07Only four new armory bays feels limited when the hot rod and figures take up budget

What reviewers are saying

"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

"The exclusive Prototype Iron Man minifigure, inspired by the Mark II armour, is definitely my favourite aspect of this set."

Brickset Reviews

Ecosystem

Hall of Armor Set (original) — Perfect integration; new set is fully compatible as expansion. Can be arranged side-by-side, stacked vertically, or connected in continuous line. New set provides cheaper add-on option to grow existing display.

76125 Iron Man Hall of Armour — 76167 supplements 76125 as an expansion with additional storage modules that complement those from the previous year. Reviewer appreciates consistency in storage bay design and notes that connecting them allows display of ten Iron Man minifigures total. However, reviewer views the minifigures in 76167 as somewhat disappointing when compared with the earlier set's exclusive offerings.

76107 Thanos: Ultimate Battle — The repulsor pack in 76167 is more refined than the similar accessory from 2019's 76107, integrating smaller curved slopes while maintaining the four articulated repulsor units.

Marvel Super HeroesTier 2Investment Grade

By Reviewer · 2

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Consensus

BUY

JANG's LEGO Reviews

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BUY

"I really like really really like the idea of a cheaper add-on or expansion to the previous Hall of Armor Set"

Key Pros

✓Great concept as cheaper expansion to Hall of Armor
✓Modular Bays are fully compatible with original Hall of Armor set
✓Bays can be reconfigured (bent, stacked vertically or horizontally)

Key Cons

✕Clear-backed stickers are difficult to apply and prone to damage; new material quality needs improvement
✕Die-cuts on stickers not deep enough; adhesive residue left on sheet

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Brickset Reviews

Editorial Source

BUY

"The exclusive Prototype Iron Man minifigure, inspired by the Mark II armour, is definitely my favourite aspect of this set."

Key Pros

✓Exclusive Prototype Iron Man (MK II) minifigure is excellent and highly detailed
✓Modular armour storage bays with adjustable angles via clips
✓Complements and connects seamlessly with 76125 for impressive display of multiple Iron Man minifigures

Key Cons

✕Prototype Iron Man uses newer helmet component rather than separate faceplate style, which is disappointing when displaying alongside other MCU Iron Man armours
✕A.I.M. Agents are generic and repetitive; two identical figures seem unnecessary

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Value drivers

JANG's LEGO Reviews: Mark 2 Prototype Armor is new minifig variant; Prime Armor MCU interpretation

Brickset Reviews: Prototype Iron Man (MK II) - exclusive variant with intricate pearl silver printing, exposed rivets, and first appearance of this specific MCU-inspired version.

Exclusivity

JANG's LEGO Reviews: Wide retail release; Mark 2 Prototype armor notable as first official LEGO version but not exclusive

Brickset Reviews: The set was released in 2020 as part of the Marvel Super Heroes line. The Prototype Iron Man MK II is exclusive to this set.

Resale

Brickset Reviews: Not explicitly addressed by the reviewer.

Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (9)

Iron Man - Mark 2 Armor, Trans-Clear Head

$20

Iron Man Mark 2 Armor

$17

Iron Man - Silver Hexagon on Chest, Wings with Stickers

$10

Iron Man - Silver Hexagon on Chest, Wings without Stickers

Iron Man

Tony Stark - Open Neck Shirt

Tony Stark

AIM Agent

Standout parts (per reviewers)

Clear-backed window stickers
New material type for transparent plastics; die-cuts not deep enough; difficult to apply without leaving adhesive residue on sheet
Nano figure Iron Man
Printed detail on tiny figure; set includes two (one spare) due to small piece size
Bright silver metallic printValue
Used on Mark 2 Prototype armor over silver plastic pieces and extending to hip/leg pieces
Metallic silver 1x2 grille slopesValue
Fixed on each storage bay; part of the distinctive colour scheme with sand blue and trans-light blue accents.
Pearl silver droid armsValue
Used to mount screens above armour bays; only otherwise found in 80014 Sandy's Speedboat. Reviewer explicitly appreciates their inclusion.
Repulsor pack (refined version)
More refined than the similar accessory from 76107 Thanos: Ultimate Battle (2019), integrating smaller curved slopes while maintaining four articulated repulsor units.

What Owners Say · summarized from 8 written reviews (LEGO, Amazon, Walmart)

Most owners love the set as a Hall of Armor expansion with great minifigures and building experience, though some feel it lacks enough new armor sections and regret the priority given to the car.

COMMON PRAISE

+Great minifigures and character selection including Tony Stark
+Excellent expansion to Hall of Armors with good display connectivity
+Fun and satisfying build experience
+Good value with included car and minifigures

COMMON COMPLAINTS

−Only 4 new armor sections feels insufficient for an expansion
−Car takes up space that could have been used for more armor suits
−Armor suit choices don't match fan preferences (Mark XXV and XXXV sticker prints would have been better)

Hall of Armor expansionMinifigure qualityDisplay and MOC buildingValue for moneyArmor suit selection

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