979 pieces, $100, one minifig, and the hammer itself is smaller than you'd expect. Mjolnir deserved better than this price tag.
The parts alone are worth about 74% of the street price — the basis for this F price read.
FairParts are worth about 74% of the price — close to what the set is worth.
Thor's Hammer had one job: make you feel like you're holding a piece of Asgard. At $100 for 979 pieces it swings and misses on value before you even crack the box. The build is fine — there are some decent SNOT techniques and the wood-grain detailing shows effort — but the finished product sits on a shelf looking smaller than the price suggests it should. One minifig at this tier is a statement, and not a good one. The C- hold grade is the only sliver of silver here; it won't crater, but it's not going to make anyone rich either. Buy this because you love Thor, not because you love LEGO® sets.
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