Dum-E is the real star here — a tiny polybag that remembered the lab assistant nobody else thought to immortalize in plastic. Cute, cheap, and very limited in ambition.
The parts alone are worth about 161% of the street price — the basis for this B price read.
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $8 of parts for $5.
Iron Man polybags are almost a tradition at this point, but this one earns its own moment by pairing Tony with Dum-E, the robotic arm from the workshop scenes that most sets completely ignore. Thirty-eight pieces means this builds in under ten minutes, so manage expectations on the construction side. The minifig is a standard Iron Man — nothing new — but Dum-E's little brick-built arm is charming in a way that punches above the set's size. As a polybag it was essentially free with a purchase, making the value read straightforward. It won't dominate a Marvel shelf, but it fills a specific gap with some personality. A B- overall feels right: likable, not remarkable.
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