Iron Man & War Machine vs. Hammer Drones

"With a BrickScore of 58, Iron Man & War Machine vs. Hammer Drones is a set that gets by on minifigure appeal and novelty but is let down by awkward, oversized drone builds that reviewers found visually clumsy — best suited to younger Marvel fans rather than collectors."

Reviewers are split on 76320, with Hoth Bricks viewing it as a charming, affordable Iron Man 2 scene recreation and Brickset finding it overpriced for the substance delivered. Both agree the Iron Man MK6 and War Machine MK1 minifigures are the highlight, and that the brick-built Hammer Drones — while historically notable as the first LEGO versions — are deeply flawed in proportion and aesthetics, particularly the awkwardly positioned shoulder joints and crude missile pods. The set earns a BrickScore of 58, reflecting a middling product that has genuine charm for younger Marvel fans but leaves adult collectors wanting more.

Where they split: Hoth Bricks rated it 72 and considered it good value at €19.99, praising its playability and scene-faithfulness. Brickset scored it just 45 and recommended a skip, arguing the brick-built drones were a design mistake and the overall substance doesn't justify the price. The two reviewers broadly agree on the minifigure quality and drone articulation, but sharply disagree on whether the set is worth buying.