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Review: LEGO 76102 Thor’s Weapon Quest

March 2, 2018 By Jay 40 Comments

One of the biggest cinematic events this year is undoubtedly Avengers: Infinity War, which assembles what is literally an entire cinematic universe’s worth of Marvel superheroes together to do battle against Thanos, the biggest, baddest villain in the MCU.

Hitting cinemas in late April, the epic blockbuster has been a decade in the making and I am so, so excited to see all my favourite MCU characters on-screen against Thanos.

Ever since the first Avengers movie, LEGO has slowly but surely built their own building block universe populated with Marvel Comics and MCU characters. Not to be outdone by the movie, LEGO and Marvel have teamed up to offer a massive range of movie tie-in sets which seemingly features nearly every Infinity War character (for now) in minifig form, making it quite an event in itself.

To kick my series of LEGO Avengers Infinity War reviews off, I’ve selected 76102 Thor’s Weapon Quest, a small set that contains one of the most eagerly anticipated minifigs in the entire Infinity War theme – Teenage Groot!

Mild spoilers in the set as the Avengers: Infinity War isn’t out on cinemas till late April, although I will make a few assumptions here and there and the very nature of this set does spoil a few things. 

Name: Thor’s Weapon Quest
Set Number: 76102
Pieces: 223
Price: AU$39.99 | US$19.99 | £19.99 (Buy from LEGO.com [AUS] [USA] [UK] [Amazon])
Exclusive to: N/A
Minifigs: 3
Theme: Marvel – Infinity War

Here’s a look at the sticker sheet included which contains your average number of stickers for a set in this size. There’s nothing to shout about here, and outside of the same old complaints about stickers, at the very least, I’m happy to report that they’re all relatively easy to apply.

New to the Infinity War sets is another cool feature/gimmick that LEGO have included to encourage (read: force) you to buy all the sets in the theme. Like Thanos in the movie, you too, can collect all the Infinity Stones that can be added to Thanos’ Infinity Gauntlet (available in set 76107 Thanos Ultimate Battle).

Included in 76102 Thor’s Weapon Quest is the Power Infinity Stone.

I think it’s pretty cool of LEGO to include such a contextual collectible element to the sets. Each set contains its own Infinity Stone and they come in a plastic sprue containing 4 of them.

What this means is that it’s quite likely that you WON’T have to spend a small fortune buying all the sets if you want a fully loaded Infinity Gauntlet, as these stones will be quite numerous on the likes of sites like Bricklink and will most likely be relatively affordable.

 

76102 Thor’s Weapon Quest includes 3 minifigures, 2 of which are exclusive to the set – Thor, and Teenage Groot. It’s par for a set of this set and price, which typically includes a bunch of exclusive minifigs and several small builds.

I think it’s slightly on the pricier side of sets, so this is definitely one of the sets where I’d encourage you to get on sale. The price to value ratio is unsurprising, given the licensing fees involved with Infinity War sets.

First up, we have Rocket Raccoon and Thor. Disappointingly, Rocket Raccoon is not exclusive in the set and is identical to the one from 2017 in 76079 Ravager Attack.

Yep, no updates at all, which means that he’s still in his blue and brown uniform. He does come with a gun, which is just a regular Alien Conquest blaster, with a round 1 x 1 brick attached to the nozzle.

Thor on the other hand is sporting a brand new outfit which looks super cool. It has a minimalist design, with his signature round metal armour plates across the torso, and some silver lines running across. I like how stealthy it looks.

Continuing on from his Thor: Ragnarok look, he still has short spiky hair, and a great beard going on. Interestingly, he has both his eyes, which suggests that his eye (that got gouged out by Hela) gets healed somehow. Pity, as I was starting to warm to pirate Thor.

Here’s a look at the back prints on Thor, as well as Rocket’s tail.

Thor has an alternate face with his “Super Saiyan” God of Thunder look which has white pupils and streaks of electricity emerging from his eyes.

Thor also comes with a new weapon called the Stormbreaker axe, which is loosely based off Ultimate Mjolnir. It’s completely brick-built and is a cross between a hammer and an axe which sounds really cool on paper, but doesn’t translate so well in LEGO form.

The odd mix of a wooden twig makes it look comical and doesn’t work for me. The on-screen depiction of Stormbreaker might be really cool, but this is nowhere near as memorable as Thor’s regular Mjolnir hammer accessory.

 

Here’s every Rocket Raccoon minifigure ever. Again, I am really disappointed that they didn’t update the minifigure design at all, which seems lazy and stinks of cost-savings on LEGO’s part.

When you line them all up like this, you can see that LEGO going backwards with the level of detail on minifigs – the 2014 polybag Rocket Raccoon in the Ravager/Guardians uniform has both arm and even two-toned short legs, whereas the 2018 is a carbon copy of 2017 which has neither.

If you were disappointed like I was with Stormbreaker, thankfully LEGO has you covered with a plethora of new accessories called Power Burst elements. Like the name suggests, these serve as various energy blast/projectile effects to accessorise your minifigs with.

I was initially quite apprehensive when I first saw them as they looked kind of kiddy, but after playing with them myself, I instantly developed an appreciation for these elements.

They’re cool in a 90s Dragon Ball way but what really sold me on them was LEGO’s generosity with the pack that’s included in each set and the fact that they’re made out of solid plastic, as opposed to rubber pieces which I had initially feared.

Kids are going to love them, and us adults can benefit from being able to have more accessories to photograph minifigs with.

The main draw of this set is undoubtedly the Teenage Groot minifigure. Technically he’s supposed to be “Adolescent Groot” according to James Gunn who has recently been dropping all sorts of truth bombs about Groot on Twitter, but it doesn’t have quite the same ring as Teenage Groot.

After an outing as Baby Groot in last year’s Guardians of the Galaxy sets, everyone’s favourite 3-word sentient tree creature is now slightly grown up and the size of a regular LEGO minifigure.

Teenage Groot comes with a custom moulded head with a slightly annoyed expression. He comes with a brown frond/seaweed piece.

Unfortunately (but not unsurprisingly), there isn’t any arm or leg printing which is another minor disappointment.

Here’s a look at Teenage Groot’s back printing.

Despite the lack of arm and leg printing, I really like Teenage Groot and he’s my favourite version of Groot yet.

It’s just something about a beloved character being made available in minifigure form but as a LEGO Marvel/Guardians Galaxy fan, I am delighted with adding Teenage Groot to my collection.

Here’s all the LEGO Groots released so far. James Gunn has confirmed on Twitter that the original Groot is….dead and that Baby/Teenage Groot is his son and not a reincarnated version as what nearly everyone thought. I don’t know but that makes me feel extremely uncomfortable given that it drastically changes the tone of GOTG 1’s ending.

This is the Space Forge, a small cosmic, mystical structure that seems to suggest that it’s the place that Thor reforges the Stormbreaker axe. It’s a simple structure but it’s jazzed up by the transparent blue power burst elements.

It has a spinny rotating core, and I also really like the bars that flank the forge which look like pillars of electricity.

You can twirl the middle section by spinning the gear. The other play feature is that the forge spits out the Stormbreaker axe, much like a cash register by just sliding the bottom section outwards to reveal the freshly forged weapon.

Ding! Your Stormbreaker Axe is done, Mr Odinson! 

At the back, there’s also a small pedestal for the Infinity Stone.

This is Escape Pod that Rocket pilots. It has a very unorthodox shape, utilising a clever mix of elements to create the concave sides. The build was quite enjoyable if it was quite short due to the small size of the pod.

There were a lot of new or uncommon elements employed in the build and it felt like you were doing something different at every stage.

It’s a weird looking ship, but I really like it. Before I had built it, I didn’t think much of it as the official set photos and box illustrations seemed a little boring, but I was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked the end result.

Here’s a brief shot of the escape pod from the trailer. We don’t get to see the entire thing, but it looks close enough for me. I’m also pleased that LEGO actually got all the right characters in this set based on the trailer!

 

What the escape pod does well is the great use of colours. Right out of the box, we get a TON of Sand Blue elements, which have traditionally been really rare, so LEGO fans who are interested in expanding their parts pool will have a lot to be happy about.

The sand blue blends in together with the grey and dark grey elements in a very subtle yet pleasing manner, punctuated by sharp jolts of orange and translucent purple.

The Escape Pod as its name suggests, also connects to the Benatar (the new orange Milano from 76107 Thanos Ultimate Battle) by way of those Technic pins you see at the back.

The new flat transparent piece is also a great element to have.

The round glass dome opens up, and the Escape Pod comfortable seats 2.

You can easily lift off the roof of the Escape Pod to place Thor and Rocket inside.

The stickers also work pretty nicely with the ship’s design.

Lastly, here’s the underside of the pod which has several transparent purple thrusters.

What I liked:

  • Teenage Groot minifigure is the best Groot yet
  • Really awesome selection of parts
  • Escape Pod is actually a decent build

What I didn’t like: 

  • Lack of arm or leg printing on all minifigures
  • Recycled Rocket Raccoon

Final thoughts: There’s quite a bit to like about this set, but the major takeaway was that it mostly met all my expectations in terms of what you’d expect from a set at this pricepoint. No nasty surprises, and you get pretty much what you pay for which is actually not too bad for a licensed set.

Like all licensed sets, the minifigures are the main draw, and with Teenage Groot being one of the best versions of Groot yet, this set is undoubtedly going to sell quite well.

The new and improved Thor minifigure is also fairly decent but I can’t help but be disappointed that Rocket didn’t get a single update.

Build-wise, the Escape Pod was a good enough distraction, with an interesting build thanks to the use of rare and interesting parts. The colours are great and it feels like a significant model, especially since its designed to connect to the Benatar ship, which I’m picking up tomorrow.

The Space Forge is small, but given its context of the movie, it does suggest that it’ll play a big role to help Thor get back a new souped-up Mjolnir. Can’t wait to see how this all goes down on-screen!

Overall, I’m quite happy with the set. It’s nowhere near ground-breaking or a must-buy, but fans of LEGO Marvel Super Heroes and Guardians of the Galaxy will not be letdown by this set.

Rating: 3/5


Thanks for reading! Can’t wait to review more of the upcoming Infinity War sets. They officially release tomorrow, so I’ll be trying to pick as many up without breaking the budget too much. Look out for the Thanos Ultimate Battle for the next review!
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Filed Under: LEGO Reviews, Marvel Super Heroes Tagged With: 3/5, avengers, infinity war, lego, marvel, marvel super heroes, review, rocket raccoon, teenage groot, thor

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  1. VaderFan2187 says

    May 4, 2018 at 8:58 AM

    Well whaddya know. Groot does form the handle of Stormbreaker, and Thor’s eye does get replaced. 😀

    I preferred Pirate Thor though :-\

    Reply
    • Jay says

      May 8, 2018 at 12:06 PM

      You totally called it!

      Reply
  2. Rocket says

    March 28, 2018 at 2:13 PM

    Putting on my tinfoil hat here.

    This is the only Infinity War set without an obvious villain. Does that mean one of them will be a traitor to the cause?? Or is Lego just too cheap to chuck in an outrider or two?

    Reply
    • Jay says

      April 2, 2018 at 11:23 AM

      Nah, I don’t think so. I think this section of the film where Thor goes to get his weapon is a bit of a side-quest, so there’s no need for a villain.

      Reply
  3. Oyfum says

    March 19, 2018 at 3:44 AM

    Is everyone forgetting my man Treebeard? He was a lovable tree man before it was cool, plus he’s way better at smashing evil forges near towers owned by evil wizards to bits.

    Reply
    • Jack Crews says

      March 20, 2018 at 3:19 AM

      I see what you did there…
      #lordoftheringsreferenceftw

      Reply
  4. japanshared says

    March 6, 2018 at 3:11 AM

    I”m not complaining as hard as some, but only because I nabbed a Nova to FINALLY complete Groot.

    Reply
    • Jay says

      March 14, 2018 at 9:05 AM

      Nice!

      Reply
  5. Colby says

    March 5, 2018 at 7:24 AM

    Just picked this this up, along with the Outrider Dropship Attack and the Milano, which is HUGE! 😀

    Reply
    • VaderFan2187 says

      March 5, 2018 at 6:17 PM

      How did you like the combo model?

      Reply
      • Colby says

        March 6, 2018 at 2:38 AM

        It was great, so big! 😀

        Reply
    • Jay says

      March 14, 2018 at 8:57 AM

      I built the Milano/Benatar the other day. Really liked it!

      Reply
      • Yahya says

        April 2, 2018 at 10:50 PM

        Hey Jay
        Are you gonna do a review any time sooner. On the Benatar. Please cuz I am planning on picking it up. So I think check it’s the dudes who have got it already.

        Reply
  6. Jack Crews says

    March 4, 2018 at 5:35 PM

    Great review, Jay! Regarding Groot, you can take comfort in that the godfather of the MCU himself, Kevin Feige, once said that Baby Groot and Groot are one and the same, so you’re welcome to believe the guy who played a huge role in bringing this ENTIRE universe to the big screen!

    Reply
    • Jay says

      March 14, 2018 at 8:33 AM

      Thanks Jack! I don’t know who to believe any more!

      Reply
    • Oyfum says

      March 19, 2018 at 3:51 AM

      I believe the person closest involved, Gunn.

      Reply
      • Jack Crews says

        March 20, 2018 at 3:25 AM

        James Gunn my have written and directed the Guardians of the Galaxy films, but Kevin Feige is the one who made this entire universe possible as the president of Marvel Studios, so I think he technically outranks Gunn! Besides, Feige was the one to confirm that the Aether from “Thor: The Dark World” was the Reality Stone, so if he can confidently answer those sorts of questions, I think his word is stronger (in spite of how good at his job as James Gunn is)!

        Reply
  7. Blake says

    March 3, 2018 at 3:59 PM

    Thanks for the review, can’t wait to pick this up!

    Reply
    • Jay says

      March 3, 2018 at 9:15 PM

      You’re welcome! Hope you enjoy the set!

      Reply
  8. Warmongurl says

    March 3, 2018 at 10:05 AM

    Definitely picking this set up! I don’t have a Thor minifigure and I really want a teenage groot. Very cool that it connects to the new Milano too.

    I like the idea of collecting a power stone with each set.

    Reply
  9. Jack says

    March 3, 2018 at 9:49 AM

    Great review Jay!

    Only own one marvel set (2017 Milano) and now with this set I’ll just about have the full guardians crew!

    Can’t wait to pic this one up

    Reply
    • Jay says

      March 3, 2018 at 9:58 PM

      Thanks! That’s brilliant! You need Yondu too, since he’s officially a Guardian now 😉

      Reply
      • Jack says

        March 4, 2018 at 1:18 PM

        Haha, he’s a dead guardian now, so unless he appears in another set, i probs wont get him. Still we could see a Yondu force ghost chilling with yoda in some disney cross over 😀

        Reply
        • VaderFan2187 says

          March 5, 2018 at 6:19 PM

          I’M MARY POPPINS Y’ALL

          Reply
        • Jay says

          March 14, 2018 at 8:31 AM

          A dead guardian is still a Guardian! Yondu would probably be kicking back with Mace Windu.

          Reply
  10. VaderFan2187 says

    March 3, 2018 at 8:23 AM

    Good review!

    “Ding! Your Stormbreaker axe is done, Mr Odinson!” LMFAO

    Do note that the Stormbreaker’s handle is likely forged from Groot, which is why there is a twig piece. Also, the pod sits all three, not two 😉

    Reply
    • Jay says

      March 3, 2018 at 9:56 PM

      “Do note that the Stormbreaker’s handle is likely forged from Groot”

      Holy. Cow. That totally did not occur to me at all. My mind is legitimately blown and I will be SUPER disappointed if that doesn’t happen.

      Reply
      • VaderFan2187 says

        March 4, 2018 at 12:16 PM

        Hehe! I hope it happens too!

        Reply
      • Jack says

        March 4, 2018 at 1:22 PM

        Or you could replace the brown parts with a 3l bar, to give it a less tree-like look if that doesn’t happen on screen 🙂

        Reply
        • VaderFan2187 says

          March 5, 2018 at 6:19 PM

          Indeed, I saw something like that on Reddit.

          Reply
        • Jay says

          March 14, 2018 at 8:32 AM

          I did try it but it feels a bit too long! I do like Vaderfan’s theory that it was forged from Groot.

          Reply
  11. Levi says

    March 3, 2018 at 5:26 AM

    Nice review, Jay, I’ll def be getting it. I don’t have Rocket yet, so it will work well for me. I agree with the lack of arm and leg printing. As Lego becomes more sophisticated and modern, these are quite common. I understand that they do not want to do it for all minifigs, but at a licences set it would be an expectation. Especially for Groot, you can paint wood everywhere.

    Reply
    • Jay says

      March 3, 2018 at 9:55 PM

      I guess we’re spoiled by the CMF theme, which seems to have arm-printing aplenty. It did feel like we got a lot more arm printing in 2016-2017.

      Reply
  12. Colby says

    March 3, 2018 at 1:07 AM

    Really great review! I’ve been counting down the days till the sets come out, and seeing this review made me even more excited! When I go to the LEGO store, I’m going to pick up the Outrider Dropship Attack, This set, and the Milano 🙂

    Reply
    • Jay says

      March 3, 2018 at 9:53 PM

      Thanks Colby! I picked up the Milano (which is called the Benatar!) and Hulkbuster (not the Ultron version) today! Can’t wait to put it together!

      Reply
  13. Fowlerbricks says

    March 3, 2018 at 12:21 AM

    I think that the lack of Thor’s missing eye is not a spoiler and purely Lego making the minifigure before they knew about his missing eye. That’s a bit of a shame. So is the recycled minifigs in this line. Vision, Black Panther, Rocket, Banner. Everything else is great though and I’m really happy to see the 1×1 studs with holes in light blue. Now I’m just waiting for the set with Scarlet Witch, red 1×1 studs with holes and red power bursts. Lego made a great choice with the power bursts. I recently got the Lex Luthor Mech Takedown with the orange set of power bursts and now I want like ten sets of them! They’re so versatile.

    Reply
    • Jay says

      March 3, 2018 at 3:20 AM

      I would have to disagree. Not only Lego but Marvel Legends have been released with Thor with both eyes and eyepatch eye. I believe that Thor will regain his eye and godly splendor when he picks up Stormbreaker or Jangborn similar to when he picked up Mjolnir and appeared fully costumed.

      Reply
      • FowlerBricks says

        March 3, 2018 at 10:01 AM

        We’ll just have to see I guess. 🙂

        Reply
    • VaderFan2187 says

      March 3, 2018 at 8:24 AM

      I agree, I think it was likely based on incomplete (and nonspoilery for Ragnarok) concept art since Disney didn’t want to give away the eyepatch from Ragnarok. Oh well, what a shame.

      Reply
    • Jay says

      March 3, 2018 at 9:52 PM

      That’s a good perspective. I guess we’ll find out in April if there’s a big thing that happens to restore his Vision. Maybe Vision helps him? Haha.

      I think it was inevitable for LEGO to recycle minifigs since there are SO MANY characters, but it’s still disappointing as a fan.

      Glad to see I’m not the only person that appreciates the Power Burst! That reminds me, I need to build the Lex Luthor set!

      Reply

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