Captain America Mech Armor

For a small set, Captain America Mech Armor has a lot to offer. However, it is a niche interest set. Kids and superhero fans will get a treat. The mech is a fun build that features multiple points of articulation. This makes for great play and photography opportunities. more less

At first, I was pretty skeptical about these sets. The minifigures were nice, but the mech suits were pretty lacking. They all looked pretty similar, and felt a bit on the cheap side. Then I remembered that these are coming in at a $10 USD price point – currently the same cost as two blind-bag collectible minifigures. The average price-per-part is just under 8 cents, which isn't terrible. And if you are willing to do some “alternate math" and remove the minifigures from the equation at $5 each, then the value per part comes in at a mere four cents per. And that super low ratio includes some very useful, rare, and new elements. more less

These little builds will allow your younger Marvel fans to have a bit of fun not just making the sets, but posing them. They're reasonably well balanced and with those big feet, they're able to get a good…footing…to be quite stable. more less

These oversized suits may not have any basis in other Marvel media, but I can see the appeal for younger fans and AFOLs will certainly be inspired to grab them for the Minifigures alone. more less

I think 76168 Captain America Mech Armour is my favourite of the three new Marvel character mechs, although the Miles Morales minifigure from 76171 Miles Morales' Mech Armour is more appealing than Captain America here. The integration of the shield is successful and this colour combination of dark blue, red and white looks fantastic for the character. more less