LEGO Marvel Infinity Gauntlet (76191) On Sale Now

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Lego Infinity Gauntlet (Image: Lego)

Lego Infinity Gauntlet (Image: Lego)

LEGO’s new playset, Infinity Gauntlet, is now available on multiple platforms for $69.99.

For all the Marvel fans out there, this Gauntlet definitely lives in your head rent-free. LEGO loves to come up with new playsets celebrating iconic Marvel scenes, and Infinity Gauntlet is certainly a must-buy.

You can get it at many online stores: Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, Lego Store and Target.

Besides the Gauntlet, the model features five colorful Infinity Stones, and it can be easily exhibited with its sturdy stand and tablet. You can either put it in your home or flex it in the office.

The set comes with 590 pieces and is 2.5 inches (31 cm) high, 5 inches (13 cm) wide and 4 inches (11 cm) deep. This set is more exquisite and challenging than average, so it is primarily recommended for adults.

Purchasing Infinity Gauntlet (76191) will give LEGO fans 455 VIP points. If you are not a VIP member, you can consider being one to unlock exclusive discounts and access. If you already are a member, try to add other playsets together exceeding $200. 

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