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New LEGO Marvel Carnage Helmet (76199) Revealed

It looks like there is a new addition to the LEGO Helmet Collection hailing from the Marvel universe. Reddit user pbpdesigns have shared some details on what seems to be a Target-exclusive. And from the looks of it, we can expect a new, crazy cool LEGO Marvel Carnage Helmet (76199) set any time soon.

This info came in when pbpdesigns shared a notification from the Target app revealing this LEGO Marvel Carnage Helmet (76199) pre-order offer as you can see below. As of this posting, the Target alert indicates that the set will go live for pre-order on March 11, 8 AM CST, and the link for its product page is not yet published live.

Carnage helmet coming to Target. Just got an alert.
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The LEGO Marvel Carnage (76199) is based on one of Marvel’s most formidable symbiote villains who is also slated to appear in future Sony films. Similar to sets under the LEGO Helmet Collections, this set follows the same design concept appealing mainly to adult LEGO fans. And though this new subtheme seems to offer more Star Wars characters, it looks like LEGO intends to accommodate more licensed characters outside of this theme. On a side note, there are also rumors (and leaked images) circulating online on what looks like a similar Batman brick-built bust. I guess only time can tell if this will also officially surface or is just another kind of deliberate misdirection.

I also understand the hype over this new LEGO Marvel Carnage helmet considering how on-point its design is. The black and red color scheme beautifully stands out, and I love how the details of Carnage’s eyes and glorious teeth define this iconic villain. I just can’t figure out if this set also comes with printed pieces for those symbiote-laden eyebrows and forehead, but I guess that it might be stickers.

Though it is labeled as a Target-exclusive, I am still expecting that this set will eventually appear over at LEGO Shop@Home. I’ll keep you posted. So what do you think of this new LEGO Marvel Carnage Helmet bust? Will you pre-order this over at Target? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

March 2021 LEGO Sets That Are Now Available at LEGO Shop@Home

LEGO servers have been updated once more with the latest March 2021 LEGO sets that are now made available this month. From new LEGO Monkie Kid sets to LEGO Star Wars, these might be the sets that you have added to your wishlist before.

Read on to know what these March 2021 LEGO sets are, and be sure to check on them by clicking on the following affiliate links below. Any purchase that you will make through these links is a big help for us in keeping up this blog site.

Let me know in the comments below which set are you most excited about. Mine is the LEGO Monkie Kid’s Lion Guardian (80021), the Spider Queen’s Arachnoid Base (80022), and the LEGO Vidiyo Bandmates (43101) minifigures. Happy building!

LEGO Monkie Kid

March 2021 LEGO Sets — LEGO Monkie Kid The Legendary Flower Fruit Mountain

LEGO Ninjago

LEGO BrickHeadz

LEGO Creator 3-in-1

LEGO Disney

LEGO Brick Sketches

LEGO Brick

LEGO DOTS

LEGO DOTS Bag Tag Dog

LEGO DOTS Bag Tag Narwhal

LEGO DOTS Bag Tag Leopard

LEGO DOTS Bag Tag Panda

LEGO Friends

41450 1 — LEGO Friends Heartlake City Shopping Mall

LEGO Vidiyo

43101 13 — LEGO Vidiyo Bandmates Series 1

LEGO Marvel

76175 Attack on the Spider Lair

LEGO Minecraft

21169 The First Adventure

LEGO Star Wars

75298 — LEGO Star Wars AT-AT vs. Tauntaun Microfighters

LEGO Technic

42121 — LEGO Technic Heavy-Duty Excavator

First Image of LEGO Marvel Shang-Chi Battle at the Ancient Village (76177) Box Art Revealed

It looks like the leaky faucet is at it again. We’re now getting new information from brick street and it seems that we now have our first look at a new LEGO tie-in set that focuses on Marvel Studios’ second MCU film of the year. Check out the box art image of the LEGO Marvel Shang-Chi Battle at the Ancient Village (76177).

Just to be accurate, this particular image was shared over at Instagram and does not feature any confidential watermark, suggesting that this was not lifted from any preliminary catalog. The following image also suggests that it was taken from the set’s actual box art suggesting that the set might be already in the wild, or tucked away in any third-party LEGO reseller warehouse. In any case, if the LEGO brick police should request us to remove this image, we will comply promptly.

As a gentle reminder and in case you are wary of spoilers, you are free to stop that mouse from scrolling down, and you may hit that back button anytime.

And with those things out of the way, check out this first box art image of the LEGO Marvel Shang-Chi Battle at the Ancient Village (76177) set.

If you recall, Shang-Chi is this year’s second MCU film for the big screen. The movie is slated to be released this July, and seeing this set out in the wild given at this time does not come so much as a surprise. For starters, we already have the LEGO Marvel Black Widow’s Helicopter Chase (76162) released last year, and this is even way before we have the Black Widow film making its theatrical entry this May. So seeing this LEGO Marvel Shang-Chi set at this point is somehow expected.

The Battle at the Ancient Village (76177) set features a dragon in a white and red color scheme, on what seems to be a portal of some kind. The brick-built dragon itself is central to the set and features some of the distinct Asian features of this mythological creature. According to sources, Marvel Studios’ Shang-Chi will most likely introduce these mystical creatures in the MCU multiverse including the extraterrestrial villain Fin Fang Foom.

The LEGO Marvel Shang-Chi Battle at the Ancient Village (76177) is rumored to retail for $40 – a pretty steep price considering its modest size. However, it comes with five minifigures which include Shang-Chi, Xialing, Wenwu (or the Mandarin as the legendary leader of the Ten Rings), the enigmatic Death Dealer, and a figure of a still to be revealed creature named Morris.

Since this is out in the wild already, we can cross our fingers and hopefully see this set’s official images anytime soon. Let us know what you think about this set in the comments section below.

Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man: No Way Home Finally Confirmed

After a series of amusing misdirects from its cast, Marvel Studios have finally dropped the real, working title of its next film in Jon Watt’s Spider-Man trilogy. The Spider-Man: No Way Home is confirmed to be arriving in cinemas this Christmas. Watch the teaser trailer below.

Spider-Man: No Way Home Is Finally Happening

#SpiderManNoWayHome only in movie theaters this Christmas. pic.twitter.com/8C4e15Lw2k

— Marvel Entertainment (@Marvel) February 24, 2021

If you recall, there was some kind of hype-building going on these past few days coming from Tom Holland (playing Peter Parker), Zendaya (MJ), and Jacob Batalon (Ned Leeds). Each of them gave their “take” on what could be the working title on this next Spider-Man film. However, it was immediately clear that these are just their way of playing with words, hinting at the idea of an impending title reveal anytime soon. And like clockwork, Marvel Studios has just released the film’s official title, delivered through a short skit about the trio’s predisposition for spoilers.

The title is definitely something to think about, and many Marvel fans took it to the internet on what this could reveal about the movie’s plot. One key element in the reveal teaser is the cryptic whiteboard found in the hallway. The board seems to reflect a brainstorming session for the film’s possible titles, riddled with enigmatic symbols and phrases that somehow relate to the film’s title. Like a trail of bread crumbs, these pieces of clues may eventually lead to what Peter Parker has thought since the previous films – the existence of the MCU multiverse. And considering that the Spider-Man: No Way Home evokes a certain feeling of frustration and despair for not finding one’s way back home, we can somehow theorize that our friendly neighborhood web-crawler has to traverse so many “worlds” (or alternate realities, perhaps) to find his very own.

With more than 4 million views as of this posting, the hype for this film is continuously building. We can also expect that the months leading to its premiere will be riddled with other promotions and tie-in merchandise to build on its publicity. LEGO for one has consistently released tie-in sets for the two previous Spider-Man installments in the form of the ATM Heist Battle (76082) and Beware the Vulture (76083) sets from Spider-Man: Homecoming, and Molten Man Battle (76128), Hydro-Man Attack (76129) and Stark Jet and the Drone Attack (76130) sets from Spider-Man: Far From Home. And given a December theatrical screening for Spider-Man: No Way Home, then we can assume that any LEGO-related sets will be revealed sometime in the third quarter of this year.

Whatever is the case, these upcoming LEGO tie-in sets will surely reveal some aspects of the film’s storyline and hopefully give us a glimpse of what to expect from this third installment. For now, let’s just see where the trail of bread crumbs and whiteboard clues will lead us.

So what do you think will this third Spider-Man film be all about? Does it really point us to the MCU multiverse moving forward? And what new LEGO Spider-Man sets can we possibly expect from this film franchise? Share what you think in the comments below, and for the latest LEGO sets slated to be released, check out our list right here

Check Out These New LEGO 18+ Sets and More Available Now

Its August 1st, and it can only mean that more LEGO sets are now put on display at your local brand LEGO store (in case they’re now open) and over at LEGO Shop@Home. And this month, it seems that LEGO has the adult fan community in mind when it launched its impressive wave of LEGO 18+ sets, catering to the more discerning LEGO hobbyist in mind.

Since LEGO began introducing its 18+ sets branding with the LEGO Star Wars Helmet Collection, the LEGO Group made it a point to offer larger, more sophisticated sets to the AFOL (Adult Fans of LEGO) community. And since then, we’ve seen a steady increase of sets representing each of LEGO’s current themes.

Just to be sure that everything is covered though, LEGO has also released other sets intended for all ages coming from its various licensed and homegrown themes. With 55 new sets offered this month (as per Brickset’s count), I’m pretty sure there is something that will catch your fancy. We have a handful of new sets coming from other LEGO themes such as Star Wars, Super Mario, Harry Potter, Technic, Friends, City, Ninjago, Hidden Side and my personal favorite, Monkie Kid. Take note that depending on your region, some of these sets might still be released on a later date.

Check out these LEGO 18+ sets now available at LEGO’s online shopping portal. And if you wish to add them to your LEGO must-have list for this month, be kind enough to click on the following affiliate links below to support our work here in The Brick Show. Read on and happy building!

LEGO 18+ Sets

LEGO Super Mario Nintendo Entertainment System (71374)

2,646 pieces | $229.99

LEGO Ideas Grand Piano (21323)

3,662 pieces | $349.99

LEGO Art Marvel Studios Iron Man (31199)

3,167 pieces | $119.99

LEGO Marvel Iron Man Helmet (76165)

480 pieces | $59.99

LEGO Super Mario

The LEGO Super Mario Starter Course (71360)

LEGO Star Wars

75288 1 — The LEGO Star Wars AT-AT (75288)

LEGO Harry Potter

The LEGO Harry Potter Hogwarts Astronomy Tower (75969)

LEGO Friends

41430 3 — The LEGO Friends Summer Fun Water Park (41430)

LEGO City

60266 1 — The LEGO City Ocean Exploration Ship (60266)

LEGO Monkie Kid

The LEGO Monkie Kid The Flaming Foundry (80016)

LEGO Ninjago

71720 3 — The LEGO Ninjago Fire Stone Mech (71720)

LEGO Hidden Side

70437 1 — The LEGO Hidden Side Mystery Castle (70437)

LEGO Technic

42107 Prod — The LEGO Technic Ducati Panigale V4 R (42107)

A Look at the LEGO Marvel Iron Man Helmet (76165)

The LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Summer 2020 sets have been officially revealed, and one particular set that caught my AFOL’s eye is the LEGO Marvel Iron Man Helmet (76165). The announcement of this set is a welcomed surprise actually, and a fitting tribute to one of the pillars of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Thanks to the Laughing Place, we now have a better look at what to expect from the upcoming LEGO Marvel Iron Man Helmet (76165) and what it means to the trend of buildable display helmets later in the future. To be accurate, we only have a couple of images for this set as of today, so I do hope to see its respective listing at LEGO Shop@Home anytime soon.

From the get-go, LEGO intends to give this set its 18+ branding making it clear that this set is intended for AFOLs or adult fans of LEGO as a buildable display set. True to their word, the LEGO Marvel Iron Man Helmet (76165) follows the same aesthetics as that of the LEGO Star Wars Helmet Collection such as the TIE Fighter Pilot Helmet (75274), Stormtrooper Helmet (75276) and Boba Fett Helmet (75277). At 480 pieces, this brick rendition of Tony Stark’s helmet also comes in a similar scale as compared to its Star Wars counterpart. LEGO also seems to be aiming for a uniform display base for all of its collectible helmets, including a standard nameplate for all of them.

The box art of the Iron Man Helmet also follows the same design as its predecessors, with the 18+ logo prominently displayed in front. LEGO intends this brick sculpture to be more of a display set that appeals to older LEGO collectors. The Avengers logo is also included in front adding an MCU vibe into it – a fitting tribute to a fallen hero that we all cried for during his final heroic moments in Avengers: Endgame. Among the helmet series, this one definitely has a reserved spot in my collection.

The LEGO Marvel Iron Man Helmet is expected to arrive in Target stores on June 1, though we can also expect it to be available by then at LEGO stores both online and in-store since there was no mention that it is a store exclusive.

So what do you think of this latest addition to the LEGO helmet series? Will you give this a thumbs up? Do you have other licensed characters in mind that are fitting to be given the LEGO helmet treatment? Let me know what you think in the comments below.

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Summer 2020 Lineup Officially Announced

Earlier today, Yahoo has just announced the LEGO Marvel Super Heroes summer 2020 lineup of sets that pays tribute to the Earth’s mightiest heroes. It’s been more than a year since we saw the conclusion of MCU’s Phase 4 in Avengers: Endgame and this time around LEGO is throwing another batch of sets that relive those action-packed moments. Same as before, they may not accurately reflect those particular MCU scenes, but LEGO’s brick renditions are still to be desired. And to top it off, this summer 2020 series now gives our first brick-built Iron Man Bust in tribute to the legacy of Tony Stark.

While two of these are now listed at LEGO Shop@Home, the remaining LEGO Marvel Super Heroes summer 2020 sets, including the Iron Man Bust, are still to be included. You may want to click on the following links below if you wish to add them to your LEGO wishlist. Yahoo also mentions a Target release date of June, so we’ll have to see if these sets will also be available at LEGO stores by then. Check out these images courtesy of Yahoo and the Laughing Place.

Wrath of Loki 4+ (76152)

223 pieces | $59.99 | Minifigures: Captain Marvel, Thor, Iron Man, Loki, Hulk

Helicarrier (76153)

1,224 pieces | $119.99 | Minifigures: Iron Man, Thor, Black Widow, Captain Marvel, War Machine, Nick Fury, A.I.M. Agent, M.O.D.O.K.

Iron Man Hulkbuster Versus A.I.M. Agent (76164)

456 pieces | $39.99 | Minifigures: Iron Man, Rescue, A.I.M. Agent (x2)

Iron Man Helmet (76165)

480 pieces | $59.99

Avengers Tower Battle (76166)

??? pieces | $89.99 | Minifigures: Iron Man, Black Widow, Blazer, Tazer, Red Skull, A.I.M. Agent (x2)

Other than these line-up of Avengers-inspired sets, we also have another LEGO Marvel set that collectors will keep an eye on. Also launching on June 1st, we can also expect the LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venomosaurus Ambush (76151) with its first-ever Spider-Ham minifigure. This set is also currently listed at LEGO Shop@Home so be sure to add this to your wishlist as well.

LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venomosaurus Ambush (76151) Now Up at LEGO Shop@Home

After making its debut at the New York Toy Fair this weekend, LEGO has finally updated its servers to list the LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venomosaurus Ambush (76151), with a release date of June 1, 2020. Check out its high-resolution images below.

This next LEGO Marvel Spider-Man set, following the official reveal of the Venom Crawler (76163), puts the spotlight once more on Marvel fandom’s favorite Symbiote. Coming in at 640 pieces the Venomosaurus Ambush (76151) is expected to retail for $ 79.99 and includes a buildable Venomized dino (much similar to a T.rex) a mega-buggy, and four minifigures. As I’ve mentioned before, what practically could be the main selling point of this set is the inclusion of the first-ever Spider-Ham minifigure which I feel will be quite popular to collectors.

If you wish to add this to your LEGO shopping wishlist, just click on the link below to login to your LEGO Shop@Home account.

LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venomosaurus Ambush (76151)

640 pieces | $79.99 | Available starting June 1, 2020

LEGO® Marvel Spider-Man Venomosaurus Ambush (76151) puts Marvel movie action into kids’ hands. This versatile playset inspires endless role-play as young superheroes enact imaginative battles between Spider-Man and Venom.

Marvel Spider-Man role-play adventures
Marvel fans can recreate favorite movie scenes and devise their own imaginative adventures with Spider-Man, Iron Spider, Spider-Ham and Venom minifigures in a battle for the crucial Venom egg. The creative play steps up a gear when kids place the Venom minifigure into the mighty Venomosaurus building toy, with its vicious jaws and black web-weapons, and put Spider-Man into his mega-buggy, with its awesome weapons and super-suspension.

Popular superhero construction toys
LEGO Marvel Spider-Man playsets are filled with collectible vehicles, mechs, buildings, minifigures, weapons and gadgets. These hot building toys transport kids to a universe of superhero adventures where they build key skills as they explore and play.

The awesome LEGO® Marvel Spider-Man Venomosaurus Ambush (76151) playset puts superhero movie action, collectible minifigure construction toys and endless imaginative role-play fun into young Marvel movie fans’ hands.
Kids relive favorite Marvel movie scenes and create adventures of their own with Spider-Man, Iron Spider, Spider-Ham and Venom minifigures, as they battle for the Venom egg – inside of which is the Venomized skeleton.
The creative play intensifies when kids place the Venom minifigure into the Venomosaurus, with its vicious jaws and black web-weapons, and put Spider-Man into his vehicle with its awesome weapons and super-suspension.
It’s not just Marvel movie fans who’ll be thrilled to receive this Spider-Man building toy as a birthday present. It makes a great gift for any child aged 8 and up who loves imaginative play with hot action construction toys.
With the Venomosaurus building toy measuring over 7” (18cm) high, this popular playset inspires endless epic adventures and makes an awesome display in any kid’s room.

More from NYTF 2020: LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venomosaurus Ambush (76151) Revealed!

It looks like we’ll be seeing more of Venomized LEGO sets for this year. Following the official reveal of the LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venom Crawler (76163), there is still one particular Venom-inspired set that LEGO has been putting under wraps since it was first presented at the Nuremberg Toy Fair last month. But this time, the LEGO Booth at the New York Toy Fair 2020 pulls the veil from the LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venomosaurus Ambush (76151) for all LEGO fans to see. Zusammengebaut is still reporting from the Javits Center, sharing to us the rest of this set’s details.

For starters, I’ve opted not to post the box art image of the LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venomosaurus Ambush (76151) just to be on the safe side of things. If you refer back to Andres’ post, the box in question that was displayed at the toy fair has the dreaded “CONFIDENTIAL” watermark clearly placed on it. Though Andres claims that the embargo for this set has been probably lifted by now as of press time, I think I will be playing it safe here.

Furthermore, I have to correct my earlier post when I said that the LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venomosaurus Ambush (76151) features a dinosaur mech similar to what you can find in the LEGO Jurassic World T. rex vs Dino-Mech Battle (75938) set. As it turns out, it seems to be a genetically modified dino whose embryo has been corrupted by the Venom symbiote. It also includes a smaller monster truck build, a dinosaur egg incubator, and four minifigures, plus a skeleton.

76151 2 — Image courtesy of Zusammengebaut.

I love how the Venomized dino turned out actually, especially with its black and white color scheme. Though the venom plumes are made up of stickers, it doesn’t make this Venom Dino less menacing. However, I think LEGO Marvel fans will agree that one of the main selling points of this set is the inclusion of our first-ever Spider-Ham minifigure. The minifig itself comes with a new head mold and a hotdog accessory. The print on Spider-Ham’s head is pretty impressive, especially the details on its snout.

76151 5 — Image courtesy of Zusammengebaut.

The LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venomosaurus Ambush (76151) comes in at 640 pieces and is expected to be released on March 1st. There’s no mention of its retail price, but since the embargo is expected to be lifted soon, expect this set to be listed at LEGO Shop@Home any moments from now.

LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venom Crawler (76163) Officially Revealed

LEGO gave us a glimpse of things to come at this year’s Nuremberg Toy Fair in Germany, and if you recall from last week, we can expect two sets coming from the LEGO Marvel Spider-Man franchise. And this time around, LEGO Shop@Home has finally unveiled the LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venom Crawler (76163), slated to be released on March 1st.

The LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venom Crawler (76163) comes in at 413 pieces and features Spider-Man, Iron Venom, and Carnage in their minifigure forms. The Iron Venom is the first minifigure of its kind, perhaps as a reference to the Invincible Iron Man #5 comics released in 2017. While this set also features our third Carnage minifigure following 2015’s Carnage’s SHIELD Sky Attack (76036), and last year’s Spider-Man Bike Rescue (76113).

Here’s the official product description for the LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venom Crawler (76163) which will retail for $29.99

LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Venom Crawler (76163)

With LEGO® Marvel Avengers Venom Crawler (76163) young superheroes can team up with Spider-Man to take on both Carnage and archenemy Venom, who is at the controls of his monstrous Venom Crawler! Cool action vehicles and minifigures Behold, the Venom Crawler! With 8 movable legs and a rear stud shooter, this reinforced battle machine makes an awesome adversary. Even worse – the alien Symbiote at the controls has contaminated Iron Man to become Iron Venom! Spider-Man rides to the rescue in his Spider Buggy, armed with 2 stud shooters. But to make things even more challenging for our favorite webslinger, the evil Carnage jumps into the action with his battle maze weapon. Playsets for superheroes! LEGO Marvel Avengers building toys take kids to a universe of imaginative role-play excitement. With awesome vehicles, mechs, buildings, minifigures, weapons and gadgets, young superheroes can recreate favorite Marvel movie scenes and dream up adventures of their own.

The action and adventure are in kids’ hands when Spider-Man takes on both Carnage and archenemy Venom. The evil alien Symbiote is at the controls of the Venom Crawler – and has contaminated Iron Man to become Iron Venom!
The Venom Crawler has 8 movable legs and a rear stud shooter. Spider-Man’s buggy has 2 stud shooters. Set includes 3 minifigures: Spider-Man, Carnage and the Iron Man/Venom hybrid, Iron Venom.
Spider-Man is in a battle with both Carnage and archenemy Venom, who is operating the monstrous Venom Crawler! Kids will need all their superhero powers to defeat this adversary!
Young superheroes aged 8 and up will enjoy endless imaginative fun with this LEGO® Marvel Avengers playset. It’s a great Christmas, birthday or any-other-day gift for fans of the Marvel Avengers movies.
The Venom Crawler measures over 9” (24cm) long, giving kids hands-on play on a big scale. Combine this playset with other LEGO® sets for even more imaginative fun.