LEGO HULKBUSTER

The latest edition of the Hulkbuster will be available November 4th and will retail for $550 USD. This set boasts over 4000 pieces and is over 20 inches tall. The build was pretty good and it allows for up to three people to build simultaneously. This model is the largest mech from LEGO to date. The model looks well enough, however it seems to struggle with matching the actual design. Some liberties seem to have been made by the designers that could deter more hardcore fans from purchasing this. The price tag will undoubtedly be the largest barrier for purchasing this set. I would value this set between $400-$420 USD if it were my own money. What are your thoughts on this set?
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[@BuildYourDreamToday]

I can’t thank you enough for the “weight” portion of the video! I have been telling folks for years that while not perfect, this is the best available metric for determining “value”. I hope this is a feature of all your reviews going forward.

[@ShortRound42]

My wish for this would've been $500-, design it where you'd only need the torso of the buildable figure to put into the chest cavity, then the designer could shorten the torso of the mech and it'll look more inline with the source material. Also, raise the helmet one stud higher and tilt it down slightly makes it a bit more accurate too.

[@ABrickDreamer]

The weight comparison was quite interesting 👍🏽

[@AkashLegoProductions]

I think the light bricks must add some sort of cost because its confusing to see this priced poorly compared to the razor crests price per piece ratio.

[@Anubis2X]

I think your final comment on the price is super accurate! 400-450$ would have made sense especially considering the new Razor Crest is priced pretty exactly to the parts. I think they should have lowered the price and added parts to fill in all the gaps around the arms.

[@Slacking02]

Can’t wait for people to post alternate builds lol

[@wednesdayboy9088]

The worst UCS set of all time. What a waste of money.

[@joakimnilsson261]

Alex you really make the best Lego reviews, and always with a fun touch. Appreciate how you outline some easily missable details, and the price per weight ratio (thanks for also mentioning kilos) was spot on. You rule!

[@mezbricks]

Interesting review. I went to the Lego store and saw it - it seemed very flimsy, as in lots of pieces would appear to come loose just by holding it. The proportions look all wrong, and I have to ask - was there even any demand for this set. A hard pass for me.

[@BusaNZ1340]

The weight comparison was interesting, crazy that this thing is lighter than the BP bust and UCS Gunship despite the higher piece count and price. So it's not even a large average part size causing the poor price/piece ratio in this case.

[@daddybricksbuilder]

Huge set! Great review! 👏

[@NathanBudd]

I love this weight comparison!

[@arcturionblade1077]

I'm expecting some entreprising and creative MOC builder to make instructions for a more accurate looking Hulkbuster and put them up on Rebrickable.

[@brickartisan]

your review is fair 😊👍 thank you for the information 😊

[@worldsheaviestjamband93]

Whenever I hear the price per pound I always feel like I’m buying something at the deli.

[@FallEquinox37]

“Oil pan” lol 😂

[@GrumpyJ83]

Incredible build, but the price still scares me.. great job Alex

[@bratticuss]

Honestly I don't see this set selling that well this fall.

[@johnnykocher5268]

Great review. How long did it take to build?

[@jasonsbricksin5]

Alex I like how you did a weight comparison. I don’t think that using price per piece is a good metric as not all Lego pieces are the same size or require the same amount of material. A 1x1 stud is not the same value as a 8x16 plate. So I thought this was a good way to look at the value.