It’s a really neat minifig in its own right, and the fact that the LEGO Group delivered printed legs too really makes it all that much better. The printing is tweaked from the other two versions and features some of the more fun decayed elements you’d expect. The new head piece is also a highlight, with the third eye and menacing scowl you’d expect from the Darkhold-consumed sorcerer.Īnd rounding out the Stranges, Zombie Strange is also exclusive to this kit. This one slightly changes up the design of the 616 version but still delivers on the detailed torso printing that flows over onto his dual-molded legs. It’s still the most detailed print we’ve seen and includes the new molded cape piece.Īs far as new Strange variants go, Sinister Strange makes his first appearance in the set. It was last included in the Gargantos Showdown set we reviewed back in May. The standard Earth-616 minifigure is the same version that we’ve seen quite a few times now.
Almost hilariously, three of those are versions of Doctor Strange, and we’ll start with the least interesting variety. Of the nine included minifigures, the LEGO Sanctum Sanctorum has four figures that absolutely nailed the execution and are easily the best versions of the characters to date. While there are plenty minifigures that aren’t as detailed or accurate as we’d like to see, there are a few figs in the set that are as good as we’ve seen. That sentiment ends up being far from the true for many of the LEGO Sanctum Sanctorum minifigures, through some do live up to the expectations. In what is the largest and most expensive Marvel set of the year, you’d expect the LEGO Group to pull out all of the stops and deliver the best versions of every minifigure in the kit.
One of our biggest critiques from the set is that the minifigures aren’t as consistent as you’d expect. There are a total of nine in the set, and here’s the breakdown of who you can expect. We already broken down what you can expect from the kit in general, but now we’re going to spend some more time looking at the minifigures. In what is a follow up to last year’s Daily Bugle, the new Marvel Modular Building packs over 2,700 pieces. LEGO Sanctum Sanctorum minifigures hands-on reviewĪs a quick recap, the new LEGO Sanctum Sanctorum just launched back on August 1 and arrives at a $249.99 price point.
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