76042-1
The SHIELD Helicarrier is LEGO set 76042-1. It has a score of 86. This is average compared to all other sets. The set is recommended by 1 reviews, based on 5 scored reviews and 9 reviews total. It is ranked in the top 22.11% scored sets on Brick Insights. We know this set was released in 2015, and it is categorised in Marvel Super Heroes.
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Not only was this set fun to build,but the outcome,or the overall set was truly Spectacular!It took me 12 days to finish it[A bag each day],and It couldn't have been more fun to build.The level of intensity building the set was on a scale from a 1-10,a 9.9.Overall,this set is amazing,and I would definitely recommend it to a friend
Massive and intricate. The to-scale quinjets and mini-mini figures take this from being just a great massive lego set to an awesome, massive lego set. I have both the super star destroyer, this helicarrier, and the Tumbler and this one is my favorite.
76042 The S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier was reviewed in issue 7 of Blocks Magazine.
I think the set itself is excellent even if the price is rather too high. It looks spectacular on display and is certainly a conversation piece. The minifigures are not hugely impressive but the nanofigures are superb and look great on the deck of the Helicarrier. I am not convinced that they are in scale with the model despite their tiny size, but I still love them. Ultimately, I think this set is best described as 'imperfect.' I like it very much on the whole, but the relatively few issues are difficult to overlook.
I think it is a good looking display model and Marvel fans (who aren't hung up on that whole ‘accuracy' thing) are gonna get a kick out of it.
The ship is well designed, easy to put together, looks good, and is packed with all sorts of awesome microscale bits and bobs – and the microfigs are a great addition (I hope to see more of those from LEGO in the future). So the set is a big win – if a little overpriced – with or without the rather slap-dash collection of minifigs that LEGO threw into the box.