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The legendary Lego Hulkbuster is 30% off today

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The Lego Hulkbuster is part of Lego’s increasing popular Lego sets aimed at adults. The massive figure, which contains thousands of pieces when fully built, is usually $550. But now, with some sales magic, it can be yours for just $385. That’s a discount of 30%, and savings come to $165. This, when combined with the rarity of the Lego Hulkbuster going on sale, makes this one of the most enticing Lego deals going on right now. Tap the button below to see it for yourself, or keep reading to see what the set includes and our take on the product.

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Why you should buy the Lego Hulkbuster

The Lego Hulkbuster is a piece of work (or “pieces of work” if you think about it, the set has 4,049 of them) that stands an imposing 21 inches tall. Its stance stretches to some 19 inches wide, though the armored upper body is posable, allowing you to set the actual pose of the figure. This includes letting you show off light-up pieces that decorate its palms by opening up the fingers and tilting the wrists back. One cool feature is the spacious interior of the Lego Hulkbuster. It can actually encompass the Lego Iron Man Figure that’s miraculously still available at Walmart despite being discontinued from Lego proper. However, there’s a classic Lego dude in the style of Tony Stark to use with it if you don’t have both sets.

Of course, the value in something like this comes with the reward of the completion of the project. When you divide the sale price by the number of pieces, you see each Lego comes to around 9.5 cents, with every penny accounting for both the value of the piece and the value of the joy of assembly. This set comes with a traditional paper assembly instruction manual for that classic construction feel.

If this appeals to you, you’ll want to tap the button below. That’s where you’ll find the Lego Hulkbuster on sale for 30% off. Again, this brings the price from a lofty $550 to $385, saving you $165. However, if this doesn’t get your Marvel itch fully sated, be sure to check out the best Marvel games of all time, where (you guessed it) LEGO Marvel Super Heroes definitely makes an appearance.

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