Avengers: Doomsday Quinjet — C+ · The Brick Drop Score
C+
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Avengers: Doomsday Quinjet
76347-1 · Marvel Super Heroes
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A Quinjet with zero minifigs is a vehicle without a crew — and at $59.99 for a 433-piece Marvel set, LEGO® is practically giving away a ghost ship.
Is the price fair?A+Legitimately one of the best-priced Marvel sets in years — just don't expect much else to match it.
Will you love it?FNo minifigs, no crew, no soul — hard to love a vehicle when nobody's flying it.
Holds its value?C-F on resale; deep discounts will come fast and the aftermarket will follow.
The Full Take
The Doomsday Quinjet lands with one of the sharpest price tags of 2026, and that's about where the good news ends. No minifigs means no Avengers, no cockpit scene, no reason to open the canopy — just a vehicle floating in a vacuum of context. For a set tied to what should be a massive MCU moment, the execution feels stripped down to the point of anonymity. The build itself clocks in at 433 pieces, which is a reasonable afternoon, but without figures it's hard to call it a complete experience. Display collectors will squint at it, parents will hear complaints, and investors should look elsewhere. The price grade is a genuine A+ — LEGO® left money on the table here — but a bargain on a hollow set is still a hollow set.
