New Asgard in 159 pieces sounds like a footnote, but the scene LEGO® packed in here — Gorr's attack, three solid minifigs, a collapsing village — punches well above a $20 ask.
Is the price fair?ASolid scene, solid minifigs, fair ask — hard to argue with $20 here.
Will you love it?B-Fun build with a great villain fig, but don't expect to linger over the techniques.
Holds its value?C+Decent sets at this price rarely explode on resale — this one won't either.
True ValueA
$15
Street price
$27
Parts value
175%
Ratio
The parts alone are worth about 175% of the street price — the basis for this A price read.
What you get
Plain bricks
$9
Figures (×3)
$17
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $27 of parts for $15.
The Full Take
Twenty dollars doesn't buy much in 2022 Marvel sets, which makes Attack on New Asgard a pleasant surprise. The build recreates the Love and Thunder raid with a collapsing dock section, some decent rock-face construction, and enough interactive features to feel like a scene rather than a backdrop. Three minifigs — including Gorr the God Butcher — carry real weight for a set this size; Gorr alone justifies shelf space. The build itself is modest and moves fast, but it's coherent: you know exactly what you're looking at when it's done. At $19.99 it sits in a sweet spot where the theme fans, the gift-buyers, and the casual collectors all find something to like. The C+ hold score means don't expect this to become a trophy on the secondary market, but that's not the point — this one's about the moment it captures, and it captures it well enough.
