Behind each of the Advent calendar’s 24 doors is a daily Marvel gift for kids to discover throughout the December build-up to Christmas. Either way, this is a cute little dude with bushy 192 Reddish Brown hair, the slightly darker 18 Nougat Flesh skin, and a bee logo on his 21 Bright Red Red shirt. Holiday Sweater Drax, Silverware, and Power Stones– This minifigure door is packed with it including a minifigure, silverware and a set of Power Stones.

With the with the Snowtrooper is only found in a very expensive set, and Luke other stands outs such as the Droids and Darth each nicely done and I am happy to add to my collection. It’s honestly so boring, and unlike other builds, there’s nothing “Guardians of the Galaxy” about this build. As predicted, Day 20’s build is this Wearable Christmas Tree, perfect to turn Groot into festive holiday mode! LEGO might consider enclosing a small instruction booklet in the future; the packages say 6+ and 7+, but some of these barebones instructions would likely trip them up. For a MaShe wears a bright orange sweater over a blue and white striped shirt, and she holds a gold lantern in one hand. The set is dairy free and includes pods with festive-sounding flavours like choco-cherry, English pudding, creme brulee, caramel toffee and cinnamon.

This is a really nice nod to the character, that will delight Marvel comicbook fans, as it would’ve been really hard to get a green variant of Drax otherwise.I honestly think this is one of the prettiest and best advent calendars you’ll find for teens this year. Hi there and welcome to the Jay’s Brick Blog Daily daily countdown of the 2022 LEGO Guardians of the Galaxy Advent Calendar! The current line-up of these seasonal sets ranges from Star Wars to CITY with Marvel being the newest addition to the annual range.

The Milano– You cannot have a licensed Advent calendar without having some sort of vehicle and this one is no different. It offers an opportunity to reinvent the wheel by embracing the scope of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the absurdity of the Guardians of the Galaxy, but with a seasonal twist. My day 21 was a repeat of day 12’s set, so not only missing a build but one that links to others, from the looks of it. It’s not the best-looking ship, although it does capture the general look of the Guardians’ Ship with its shape and unmistakeable colour scheme.LEGO’s new Modular Natural History Museum (10326) will be available in December instead of January 2024!