As this version of Fury is a bald character, this is no hair piece and only one face on the head which comes complete with eye-patch, goatie and slightly smug look. The biggest annoyance is that the eye patch strap doesn’t go all of the way around the head, but I’ll let that slip because of the very subtle, yet character perfect, scar lines around the patch itself. It’s a great Spidey minifigure, but if you’ve been collecting MCU sets for some time then there’s a strong chance you already have this in your collection.

Finally, we have Happy Hogan, and my first question has to be, what went wrong? It looks nothing like the character.

Recreate thrilling superhero scenes from Marvel’s Spider-Man: Far From Home movie with this fun building set for kids. The most noticeable thing here is the standard comic-book to MCU design upgrade in armour, there’s a significant amount of detail on the characters torso and legs. As a result of the upgrade in look, we get a much darker colour scheme than fans of the character may be used to, a darker green covering the minifigure as well as a more prominent gold replaces the more yellow colouring of the comic version.

In terms of build, it’s great fun to construct, a good hour or so and despite some impressive building techniques on both the exterior and interior, there is very little in the way of complex fiddly bits to this plane’s construction. We’ve already had Mysterio crop up in both of the sets, so let’s get him out of the way first (copy and paste) – it’s not to say the minifigure isn’t superb, it’s just if you’re buying more than one of the Far From Home sets then the excitement for this minifigure will wane with each unboxing.This LEGO® Marvel Spider-Man construction toy features a Venice scene with a canal-side café, bridge, gondola and a buildable water base for Hydro-Man. Recreate thrilling scenes from the Spider-Man: Far From Home movie with this creative building toy.

This Spider-Man playset includes 4 Marvel Universe minifigures: MJ, Peter Parker, Mysterio and Hydro-Man, plus a LEGO rat figure. In my opinion, this is a poor effort for a character that has made appearances in multiple MCU franchises and has been in the movies since the very start. Here, Happy is reduced to a generic looking bad-guy with no defining features whatsoever. The hair piece isn’t accurate, the head could be anyone (and has no beard), there’s nothing special to talk about with these bits at all. Overall, this set is a bit of a disappointment and not because it’s a bad set, mainly because the other two tie-in sets are just so good. If I was buying this jet as part of a LEGO City set then I would be singing it’s praises, but the premium price that comes with the LEGO Marvel licence demands more movie specific content than this very generic private jet. This Spider-Man toy building set for kids includes 3 Marvel Universe minifigures: Spider-Man, Mysterio and a firefighter. Compared to the elemental heavy sets that I’ve already reviewed, the name of the set, at least, gives me the impression that we’re in for something a little more generic and a little less interesting. LEGO Marvel has produced so many jet-based sets in the past, I’m not sure I’ve got room for another one. That said, Stark tech does tend to be a little different from the standard, so here’s hoping this set can shine through as something special.The drones are a nice addition, a fun build, but I’d much rather have Spidey battling one of the elementals from the other two sets than these batwing micro-builds. In terms of design, this variant is surprisingly traditional given the technologically advanced Stark suit. As you’d expect with the MCU version of the suit, however, the blue and red colouring is much darker than the comic book minifigures we’ve seen recently. It seems to be a pattern with MCU characters in general compared to their comic book counterparts. Similarly, the chest logo is much smaller. In terms of the design, it’s not unlike the printing on Civil War era Iron Man minifigure, with clearly defined armour plates in the gold and purple colour-scheme fans will be familiar with. It’s interesting to note that one of the fan theories based on the mention of a multi-verse is that this version of Mysterio is actually the equivalent to the Iron Man of his world – I doubt that has even been considered in the design here, but the similarities may certainly hint at that.