Mega Bloks review: 1973 Iron Man 2 Aerial Attack

[strider406]

Number: 1973

Pieces 42

Price 6.00

Box front.

Right side.

Left side.

Back

Front shot of figure.

Side.

Back.

With flames.

By far the best part of the set the hand flames. There slightly loose in a minifigures

Hands but they won't fall out.

Leg flames.

The set.

Flying action instructions.

Set with figure.

Thanks for looking and I hoped you enjoyed this review.

[General Redwater]

Ok set, but I thought this was a AFOL website . For Lego only.

Edited April 9, 2010 by General Redwater

[Peppermint_M]

See, I do like the figures quite a bit, like tiny little action figures. Slightly less stylised that minimates.

Those flames look great!

Also: Does the "flying action" work like it is supposed to?

Thanks for the review

Ok set, but I thought this was a afol website . For lego only.

Yes it is an AFOL site, but myself and a few others have been reviewing clone sets here in the Community subforum, to let the rabid fans see what other brands come up with and the useful parts therin.

[strider406]

See, I do like the figures quite a bit, like tiny little action figures. Slightly less stylised that minimates.

Those flames look great!

Also: Does the "flying action" work like it is supposed to?

Thanks for the review

The only problem with it is I had one of the ropes come untied.

Thanks for the comments everyone.

[prateek]

The mini action figure thing and the flames are cool (oxymoron? ), but the set is kinda weird.

[Dunjohn]

Yes it is an AFOL site, but myself and a few others have been reviewing clone sets here in the Community subforum, to let the rabid fans see what other brands come up with and the useful parts therin.

And to be honest, I am being tempted by some of those Halo sets. Some of them have a huge piece count for a fraction of the price of a similar-sized Lego set.

Although, looking at the plastic quality on those grey bricks in Iron Man's workstation... eww.

Edited March 27, 2010 by Dunjohn

[Extreme Sadness.]

And to be honest, I am being tempted by some of those Halo sets. Some of them have a huge piece count for a fraction of the price of a similar-sized Lego set.

Although, looking at the plastic quality on those grey bricks in Iron Man's workstation... eww.

DON'T BUY ANY!I bought one, and it won't stay together. But about the review:

It was good, sets sucks, but the Review was good.

-ES-

[KimT]

Ok set, but I thought this was a afol website . For lego only.

Indeed it is.

Now why would you spell "AFOL" like "afol", it's an abbreviation and thus you need to use capitol letters.

Plus if you're an AFOL, why does it say that you're from a place where legos grow on trees?

LEGO is another abbreviation, this time from the worlds "leg" & "godt" = LEGO - which you'd know were you an AFOL.

And yet again you have to spell it with capitol letters.

Doesn't feel nice, does it?

How do you think he felt, when you indirectly said he wasn't/isn't an AFOL, just because he reviewed a non-LEGO set?

This is the community section, you are NOT forced to read it, nor are you forced to comment on it.

Had you spend a little time looking through it, then you'd see that there's more than a few reviews here on non-LEGO sets and there's even a topic just for discussing copycat products.

Good and grown-up/AFOL discussions on an AFOL website.

[FilmGirl27]

Weird set. The figure is really bad looking.

On the other hand, those flame pieces are so cool. Here's hoping for a LEGO version.

[simonjedi]

The arm flame pieces would be good for a regenerating doctor MOC. But thats pretty much it.

Thanks for the review anyway strider406.

[FilmGirl27]

The arm flame pieces would be good for a regenerating doctor MOC. But thats pretty much it.

Ghost Rider, maybe?

[General Redwater]

Indeed it is.

Now why would you spell "AFOL" like "afol", it's an abbreviation and thus you need to use capitol letters.

Plus if you're an AFOL, why does it say that you're from a place where legos grow on trees?

LEGO is another abbreviation, this time from the worlds "leg" & "godt" = LEGO - which you'dknow were you an AFOL.

And yet again you have to spell it with capitol letters.

Doesn't feel nice, does it?

How do you think he felt, when you indirectly said he wasn't/isn't an AFOL, just because he reviewed a non-LEGO set?

This is the community section, you are NOT forced to read it, nor are you forced to comment on it.

Had you spend a little time looking through it, then you'd see that there's more than a few reviews here on non-LEGO sets and there's even a topic just for discussing copycat products.

Good and grown-up/AFOL discussions on an AFOL website.

I did not mean that he wasn`t a AFOL. I was just a little surprised when I saw a megablocks set on here. I also know Lego is a abbreviation. The only reason I put "Legos" was because I thought it sounded more grammatically correct. I did not mean to insult anybody in any way, if I did I am sorry.

[sok117]

The arm flame pieces would be good for a regenerating doctor MOC. But thats pretty much it.

Human torch as well.

[larry marak]

Human torch as well.

The series contains 4 versions of Iron Man armour, making the sets a collectible series.

The flames do indeed fit well in the hands of the Human Torch in the Fantastic Four tin-boxed Reed Richard's lab set. Look pretty good in the Invisible Woman's hands too.

[Big Cam]

Not exactly my cup of tea, but thanks for a great review. Those flame piece alone are worth a few bucks, they are great.

Although the figure is pretty accurate, I just can't like the shape, they almost look like an action figure. I guess that's why I collect LEGO's.

Thanks for the review!

[FinalFeature]

This is my first time looking at a clone brand out of the box and all i say is that i don't think i will ever buy these in my lifetime.

Thanks for the review strider406.

LegoGalactus