LEGO Overwatch Wave 2 launching early at Gamestop tomorrow

Alongside a make and take exclusive, Gamestop will be selling the two new LEGO Overwatch sets – 75977 Junkrat & Roadhog and 75976 Wrecking Ball – tomorrow.

In a few days’ time, LEGO Overwatch 75977 Junkrat & Roadhog and 75976 Wrecking Ball will launch around the world. Gamestop is getting them a few days early though, with the US video game chain selling them from tomorrow to coincide with a special make and take event.

For those who are not able to make it to Gamestop, both sets are available to order now at LEGO.com.

Here are the official product descriptions:

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75977 Junkrat & Roadhog

Based on the internationally acclaimed team-based action game, this Overwatch toy set recreates the apocalyptic atmosphere of Junkertown, a highly popular Overwatch map. This playset features the iconic crime duo from Overwatch: Roadhog and Junkrat. Roadhog comes as a large, highly-detailed BigFig with his Chain Hook and Scrap Gun. The minifigure Junkrat has his iconic peg-leg and Frag Launcher. Fans and kids alike will love the authentic character details, the yellow chopper bike and display diorama inspired by the Junkertown map.

75976 Wrecking Ball

Based on the internationally acclaimed team-based action game, this Overwatch toy set transforms from an iron-clad battle mech to a high-speed ball. A fan favorite, Wrecking Ball is piloted by Hammond, a resourceful hamster who pops up from the cockpit just like in the game. With Quad Cannons and 4 extractable limbs that fold out when transforming into the mech toy, youngsters will love playing with this instantly recognizable model and Overwatch character.

 

Here are the six sets that are already available in the theme, which were released earlier this year:

75970 Tracer vs. Widowmaker
75971 Hanzo vs. Genji
75972 Dorado Showdown
75973 D.Va & Reinhardt
75974 Bastion
75975 Watchpoint: Gibraltar

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Graham was the BrickFanatics.com Editor up until November 2020. He has plenty of experience working on LEGO related projects. He has contributed to various websites and publications on topics including niche hobbies, the toy industry and education. Follw Graham on Twitter @grahamh100.

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