There are four desks, computers, a filing cabinet, water cooler, TV screens, and a kitchenette. Otherwise, the lobby has a reception desk, sitting area, and décor including a TV screen, awards, and wall mounted newspaper covers. However, the level features a blow out wall on the side for a simulated post-explosion scene. It is the only floor lacking a removable wall for ease of interior access. The Daily Bugle (76178) connects to the Creator Modular series and has matching sidewalks. ENTERTAINMENT: 100% (This is the Superheroes set I have been waiting for.).MINIFIGURES: 94% (Great number of well designed Minifigures.).BUILD: 99% (AMAZING… except for the stupid Spider-Buggy.).VALUE: 84% (Great cost-per-brick, satisfactory build time for the price.).
I will use my usual rating system ( click here for more information) and provide my honest opinion. However, the provision of products does not guarantee a favorable review.
The LEGO® Group provided this set for review. I am super excited to share this epic build with you! I received a pre-release copy of the Daily Bugle to review. Incidentally, that addressed another of my frequent gripes with large sets never including large numbers of Minifigures. As if that was not enough, the LEGO® Group also included a whopping 25 Minifigures in the set. The summer 2021 line-up includes an amazingly detailed 18+ version of the Daily Bugle (76178). This year, the LEGO® Group heard my prayers.
NEW LEGO DAILY BUGLE FULL
But I want a cityscape full of modulars, not open backed or swing-open designs. Sure, we get the occasional Avengers Tower or bank façade. My main beef with the Marvel and DC Comics themes has always been the lack of buildings. However, most of the time, I do not like them for the actual set, but for the Minifigures.
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