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"Scoring a BrickScore of 65, Captain America vs. Thanos is a passable 4+ set saved by its sticker-free minifigures and a charming Infinity Gauntlet ship, but both reviewers flag weak value for money and a thin build — wait for a discount before buying."
Both reviewers land at the same mixed verdict for 76319 Captain America vs. Thanos, agreeing it's a serviceable but underwhelming 4+ entry that leans heavily on its minifigures rather than its build. The Infinity Gauntlet-shaped ship for Thanos is a highlight, but Captain America's side of the set feels visually flat and the overall piece count feels thin for the price. All decorative elements are pad-printed (no stickers), which is a genuine plus, but neither reviewer comes away recommending it at full retail price.
Where they split: Both reviewers agree closely on score, tone, and key strengths/weaknesses. The only minor divergence is emphasis: Hoth Bricks focuses more on the questionable age-targeting and the likelihood that buyers purchase the set purely for the Captain America minifig, while BricksFanz is more neutral on that point and gives slightly more credit to the split-build structure as a design feature.
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"This is not a mistake, this is indeed the public price of this box."
Hoth Bricks"It's a fun little set, especially Thanos' cool gauntlet ship."
BricksFanz"This is not a mistake, this is indeed the public price of this box."
"It's a fun little set, especially Thanos' cool gauntlet ship."
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