Our household is getting excited. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is released on 28 April starring big names including Chris Pratt , Zoe Saldana, Vin Diesel, and Bradley Cooper. To celebrate the release Disney have launched a range of new products - plush toys, mugs, costumes and, of course, LEGO!
The lovely people at Disney sent us a Ravager Attack set of the Marvel Superheroes, Guardians of the Galaxy (Volume 2), and we set 11-year old D the task of building it. With a freshly-broken arm after his latest battle with his bike, I wasn't sure he would be able to take on this challenge... but I was wrong!
D loves LEGO. So do I. So I admit I was a little disappointed that he didn't ask me for help. But he really enjoyed building the Taserface's M ship, and it was great to see him overcome his own physical challenge to complete the build alone.
This Ravager Attack set (76079) is designed for 6-12 year olds, and D found that age bracket was right. The instructions were really clear, and he took no time to build the M ship, the tree, six-stud shooter and characters (Taserface, Mantis and Rocket are included).
It wasn't until the build was over that I found out that the six-stud shooter fires up to six shots, and the M ship is equipped with stud shooters. Yes, I became the target. Thankfully the set comes with quite a few spare studs to help replace any temporarily lost in battle.
The set comes with a short comic featuring the items in the set. As D is a big comic fan, this was a nice little extra.
You can buy the Lego Marvel Super Heroes - Guardians of the Galaxy 2: Ravager Attack set from Amazon here. Also available from Disney and other online retailers.
Disclosure: We were sent the LEGO Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 set for the purposes of review. All opnions are our own. This post contains an Affiliate link which means that at no cost to you, I may receive a small payment if you buy something from a site I link to. I only recommend and link to products, services and companies that I am happy to promote.
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