The 4,049-Piece Lego Marvel Hulkbuster Is Discounted To Best Price Of 2024 At Amazon

Before Lego released the staggering 5,201-piece Avengers Tower last holiday, the largest Lego Marvel building kit was the Hulkbuster from Avengers: Age of Ultron. At 4,049 pieces, the Hulkbuster is a mammoth build in its own right. At launch, the Hulkbuster set retailed for a whopping $550. These days, you can typically find it for closer to $400, but right now you can add the Hulkbuster to your Lego collection for $327 at Amazon and Target. It’s just one of numerous notable Lego Marvel deals at Target this week.

Yes, $327 is still pretty steep, but at least the price-per-brick is less than some other large-scale Marvel sets, including the aforementioned Avengers Tower and the Daily Bugle from Spider-Man. At 3,772 pieces, the Daily Bugle is third, right behind Hulkbuster, in the list of the biggest Lego Marvel sets. Spider-Man fans can get the Daily Bugle for $322 (was $350) at Amazon.

Lego classifies the Hulkbuster as one of its hard-to-find sets, which means stock is limited at all retailers. The Lego Store is offering Hulkbuster for $385.

$327 (was $550)

Once you snap all 4,049 pieces together, you’ll have a 20-inch mech that’s ready to battle (for shelf space). It sports light-up Arc Reactors and even has a functioning cockpit designed for Lego’s articulated Iron Man action figure (381 pieces).

Like many of the adult-oriented Lego kits, it comes with an information plaque and matching Tony Stark minifigure.

The Hulkbuster suit first appeared in the MCU in Avengers: Age of Ultron, as a supersized last-resort suit to fight a raging Hulk if necessary. It was later used by Bruce Banner, aka the Hulk, in Avengers: Infinity War when Bruce briefly lost his ability to transform into his heroic alter-ego.

If you don’t want to spend $327 on a Lego set but love the Hulkbuster, you can get a much smaller version for $50. If you think Hulkbuster needs a friend, the 1,508-piece Lego Optimus Prime set is on sale for $144 (was $180). Optimus Prime makes for a really cool Lego set thanks to its ability to transform from mech to truck, just like the star of Michael Bay’s over-the-top film franchise.