It’s rare to get the film’s director (Taika Waititi) to be a supporting character, and even rarer to be immortalised as a minifigure, but that’s the Korg experience. Valkyrie (played by Tessa Thompson) is technically King of New Asgard, and features updated torso and leg prints as well. I LOVE Thor’s new gold and blue armour, which contrasts wonderfully against his red cape, and from the recent trailer, it looks like LEGO did a fantastic job adapting the designs.

There’s no filler here, and you get all the main characters (that we know of) from the Thor franchise – Korg, Valkyrie, Thor and Jane Foster, aka Mighty Thor, and new antagonist Gorr the Butcher. Valkyrie is a nice addition to any Minifigure collection with her all-new printed Asgardian armor, head piece, and hair mold. She’s got a blue cap and a roman sword as accesories. King Valkyrie doesn't care about your feelings. King Valkyrie does not need to explain herself. Thor declared her King, and he does not answer to you." I really like the latest version as she looks so badass with her armour, and her hairpiece is a much more accurate reflection of Tessa’s on-screen character. Arguably the coolest new feature from the Cancha Del Mar last year, was the ability to travel to different places across the globe and visit scenic courts for an excursion. By doing these excursions, you had the chance to earn special rewards and unique experiences that enhanced your MyPLAYER progression.Mjölnir has passed between numerous comic characters, imbuing each with Thor's Asgardian abilities. Jane Foster takes the mantle during Thor: Love and Thunder, becoming Mighty Thor and featuring resplendent armour. This dual-moulded helmet and hair component is particularly majestic, while the torso and legs exhibit complex decoration. Both minifigures wear red capes, common among depictions of Thor. In Asgard’s case, the kingdom has never had a female reigning monarch before Valkyrie, and she’s a character who doesn’t seem too preoccupied with adhering to conventional gender roles. So it’s not too surprising to me that she’d willingly embrace the customary title for that seat of power (and the reputation it carries). A Viking ship containing iconic characters from Marvel Studios’ Thor: Love and Thunder movie makes LEGO® Marvel The Goat Boat (76208) an ideal gift for kids aged 8 and up.

Coolness [4]– Great to see LEGO give viking ships some love, and you also get all the main characters To make it a more balanced and engaging experience, NBA 2K23 went out on a limb to make their matchmaking experience more fluent with less wait times, adding modes that include no-wait gameplay to go along with Got Next spots. With both these modes at your disposal, wait times will go down, including in the REC. Seasons but why not just say Queen Valkyrie? Is there some Asgardian rule that says you have to be a King?"As mentioned there’s plenty of space on The Goat Boat – all 5 minifigures can comfortably fit, with plenty of other room for activities.

Special thanks to the LEGO Group for providing this set for review 76208 The Goat Boat – Set Details The reaction which followed the announcement of 76208 The Goat Boat was overwhelmingly positive and deservedly so, in my opinion. This vehicle combines the historical inspiration and fantasy which are associated with Thor, balancing these attributes to achieve potentially broad appeal. The shape of the longship appears absolutely beautiful, reflecting reality. The Minifigures look incredibly cool and come equipped with their signature weaponry, included are:

Minifigures

Rounding up the crew of the Goat Boat are the Korg and King Valkyrie minifigures, both of whom are exclusive to this set. Like any LEGO Super Heroes / Marvel set, the main highlight and drawcard of the set is the minifigures, and The Goat Boat does not disappoint at all in this department, with a perfect character lineup. Here’s a look at the stern on the bow of the boat – which has 2 grey serpents, and presumably The Goat Boat’s license plate, with NA (New Asgard) 021 on it. Here’s a look at the stern, which is shaped to look like twin serpents or dragons. I was really impressed by the build techniques, and the nice part usage (antlers, and open studs for the eyes) which make the twin dragon heads look very expressive.