LEGO DC Super Heroes 76117 Batman Mech vs. Poison Ivy Mech announced
The first set from 2019 has been officially revealed, with the LEGO Group sharing 76117 Batman Mech vs. Poison Ivy Mech from the DC Super Heroes range.
With San Diego Comic Con approaching, the LEGO Group has revealed an upcoming set. With the event an opportunity for the LEGO Group to connect with comic book fans, select sets from the following year’s Super Heroes ranges tend to be revealed. The first announcement this year is from the DC Super Heroes line, 76117 Batman Mech vs. Poison Ivy Mech.
This bizarre looking set will be released on January 1, 2019, priced at $39.99 with a piece count of 375 parts.
Here is the official description and product images, as exclusively revealed by Batman News:
Includes 4 minifigures: Batman, Poison Ivy, The Flash and Firefly .
Batman Mech features an opening minifigure cockpit, posable arms and legs, gripping hands to grab a minifigure, dual stud shooter, spinning saw blade and a retractable net shooter
Poison Ivy Mech features a minifigure cockpit, stud shooter, posable branch ‘arms’, gripping poison ivy leaf ‘hand’ to grab a minifigure and collapse function.
Knock over the Poison Ivy Mech with the saw blade.
Includes 10 assorted new-for-December-2018 translucent-orange Power Burst elements to customize your builds, minifigures and tools.
The current LEGO DC Super Heroes sets are available now from shop.LEGO.com.
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