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Product description ǀ Marvel 76320 Iron Man and War Machine vs. Hammer Drones

LEGO® Marvel 76320 Iron Man and War Machine vs. Hammer Drones lets children aged 7 and up build and recreate a battle scene from the Marvel Studios film Iron Man 2.

Key Features

  • The set contains 204 pieces to build a battle scene.
  • Inspired by Iron Man 2, it is suitable for children aged 7 and up.
  • Both buildable Hammer Drones have poseable joints for setting different combat positions.
  • The green Hammer Drone stands over 10 cm tall.
  • No batteries are required to operate the set.
  • Set number 76320 is part of the LEGO Marvel range.

Children receive a buildable scene in which they can reposition the drones and play out the battle in their own way.

Use / Assembly

The green Hammer Drone features a spring shooter on its shoulder. The blue drone is equipped with a press-activated shooter on each shoulder. War Machine has its own shoulder shooter, while Iron Man can hold pieces representing laser beams.

The LEGO Builder app can be used during construction, allowing the model to be zoomed in, rotated in 3D and progress tracked.

Poseable joints, different types of shooters and the 3D view in the app connect the building experience with the subsequent battle play.

Contents

  • Iron Man minifigure with blue blasters on hands and feet
  • War Machine minifigure with red blasters on hands and feet
  • Two buildable Hammer Drones
  • Pieces representing laser beams
  • Consumer packaging in the form of a box measuring 141 × 157 × 45 mm

One set includes the main characters, both drones and all the elements needed to recreate the film's battle scene.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded by Ole Kirk Kristiansen in 1932. The name LEGO was created by shortening the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well". The current form of the brick with its tube-based connecting principle was introduced in 1958. The privately owned company is headquartered in Billund, Denmark, and remains owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family.

With this set, LEGO® continues the brand's history and its brick-connecting principle in use since 1958.

Product code
  • PRF233757
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