LEGO Marvel 76165 Iron Man Helmet available early at Target

Target is selling LEGO Marvel Avengers 76165 Iron Man Helmet and 76164 Iron Man Hulkbuster Versus A.I.M. Agent early.

Despite the official Marvel website claiming the sets would be released in June, and LEGO.com initially listing June 21 for the USA, 76165 Iron Man Helmet and 76164 Iron Man Hulkbuster Versus A.I.M. Agent have been assumed for release on August 1, in line with countries.

Now though, Target is selling the sets ahead of LEGO.com both on the retailer’s website and in some stores, the Brick Fan reports.

LEGO Marvel 76164 Iron Man Hulkbuster Versus AIM Agent

Here are the official product descriptions for the new sets:

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76165 Iron Man Helmet

The Iron Man Helmet build-and-display model provides a challenging and rewarding opportunity to recreate the iconic full-head helmet of one of cinema’s most recognizable characters. Be sure to place it somewhere everyone will be able to see!

76164 Iron Man Hulkbuster Versus A.I.M. Agent

There’s authentic Marvel action when kids place an Iron Man minifigure inside the mega Hulkbuster armor to battle two enemy agents — and watch out because bad guys have weapons and one of them has a jet pack. The Hulkbuster armor has movable limbs and, for extra firepower, kids can put the Rescue minifigure in the built-in shooter turret.

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