Three minifigs in a $20 Marvel set was almost unheard of in 2018, and Thor, Rocket, and Eitri still make this feel like a genuine deal.
Is the price fair?AThree named Infinity War minifigs for $20 was a genuine bargain in 2018 and still reads that way.
Will you love it?B-The minifig trio is the draw — the build is secondary, but the scene still lands.
Holds its value?CSteady secondary market, but don't expect meaningful appreciation — too many were sold.
The Full Take
The Infinity War tie-in sets ran the gamut from overpriced to forgettable, but Thor's Weapon Quest quietly landed in neither category. Three named minifigs at $20 was a legitimately rare offer for Marvel at the time, and Eitri — the dwarf king played by Peter Dinklage — is the kind of oddball character LEGO® rarely bothers to immortalize. The build itself is modest: a forge structure that holds its shape on a shelf but won't challenge anyone past the first fifteen minutes. That's the honest ceiling here — it's a minifig play set wearing a display set's clothes. What it is, is a complete little scene from a beloved moment in the MCU, priced where it should be, with no obvious padding. For the right fan, that's more than enough.
