Three minifigs in a 230-piece set is decent value on paper, but Taskmaster's Ambush never quite justifies itself beyond the roster — the build is a backdrop, not a destination.
Is the price fair?C-N/A — no current price data to grade against.
Will you love it?CThe minifigs are the only reason to care; the build itself is forgettable.
Holds its value?C-Weak appreciation track record — this one hasn't moved much after retirement.
The Full Take
Taskmaster's Ambush lands a C overall, and that grade feels right. The minifig lineup is the whole pitch here — Taskmaster himself is the draw, and getting three figures in a set this size is respectable. But the actual build doesn't give those figures much to do: a small vehicle and some scattered scenery that feels assembled rather than designed. It's the kind of set Marvel fans bought for the character access, not the experience. Shelf presence is limited, the build wraps up fast, and the secondary market hasn't rewarded patience. If you missed it, you're not missing a masterpiece — just a specific minifig.
