Sometimes these Marvel sets drop before the movie (or the movie drops way later), and you end up with a “what is this even supposed to be?” situation. In this video I build and review LEGO Marvel 76292 Captain America vs Red Hulk Battle (223 pieces, November 2024) and talk through why it’s… kinda questionable. I do a quick timelapse build, break down the little jet/ship build (tons of stickers, decent shaping, stud shooters, and solid swoosh-ability), and then we get into the real reason most people are even looking at this set: the minifigures and that Red Hulk big-fig. I go figure-by-figure with Sam Wilson Captain America, Joaquin Torres Falcon, Ruth Bat-Seraph (Sabra), and the Red Hulk big-fig. The big-fig is cool (and definitely part of why LEGO priced this set the way they did), but I’m still not convinced it justifies the cost. At $55, the price-per-piece is brutal—around 25 cents per piece—and on top of that, the scene doesn’t even happen in the movie, which makes the whole set concept feel off. My takeaway: I bought it at 40% off mainly for the exclusive characters, and that’s the only way I’d recommend it. The build is fine and I’m still putting it in my LEGO City, but for full price? It just doesn’t feel like $55 worth of LEGO.