LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Far from Home: Hydro-Man Attack 76129 Building Kit (471 Pieces) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

Cute little venice lego set! Great hydro man figure! 5 ⭐️ s!

Everything was in perfect condition and it was completely new, never opened, and even the box was in great shape. And for this product to be discontinued at stores, it was nice to be able to find this at this great price!!

Grandson loves these

Fun set! cool figures!

We got this set for my son for Christmas. He loves it and it was a lot of fun to make together. The details are amazing.

Thank you! My son loves it! He put it together in about 20 minutes!

My 9 year old son was a big fan. He’s a big fan of legos in general but really liked this set

This is a fun LEGO set. It kind of blends a LEGO City-style set (Venice) with superhero characters, so it is a lot of fun. My kids really enjoyed building it and playing with it. And they especially love how this mimics the intricacy of the LEGO City sets. The characters are fun, especially the Hydro-Man with the water base. So this one is another hit. And as usual, it assembled just as expected and with well-crafted instructions.

The Lego Marvel Spider-Man Far From Home: Hydro-Man Attack 76129 Building Kit was a great solution to having two kids work together building one Lego set. They each decided what they would build before the set was opened, and then traded off, with one building while the other played with what they had just built. Its a fun set with plenty for everyone to play with. Assembly wasnt simple, but easy enough for 7-year-olds, without being boring. It held the kids interest throughout. I recommend it.

We have a crazy Marvel/Lego fan in the house. It pains me to say this, but this set did not impress. Of the Marvel sets that are out right now (mid-2019), my kids regard this as one of the least interesting (though better than the junior sets). The set draws from Spiderman, Far From Home, and attempts to make use of one of the movies more spectacular locations, Venice. This doesnt work very well on two counts. First, its not a great set-piece for play. Theres a bridge. Theres a cafe. Lego has thrown in two action levers that pop the seats in the cafe as well as the mid section of the bridge, but it is still fairly static. My kids give the set 2 stars for playability. Second, in terms of creative building, these are bland representations of Venice. Take a look at what the Lego designers are doing with the Ninjago sets and you can see a quantum jump in architectural detail. The LEGO Hydro-Man Attack includes four minifigures, Peter Parker, MJ, Mysterio, and Hydro-Man. The mini-figures have some draw, three of them being exclusive at the time this set came out. The Peter Parker figure is cool because his mask is pulled halfway up. MJ does not look much like Zendayas version. Hydro-Man is constructed from a large number of small trans-blue pieces. The structure really needed to be more detailed and the cafe needed to be larger. The set has the feeling of being reduced down to just the essential elements so much so that it has no useful scale or character. The gondola, for example, feels like a clunky, chunky representation that used the least number of bricks possible. Parts-wise, the set has a decent number of arches, slopes, and small plates. You could easily convert this into something more interesting, especially if youre main reason for buying the set is to acquire the mini-figures.