Lego Marvel Infinity Gauntlet (76191)

$46.58 (was $80) | 590 Pieces

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Fans of the MCU’s Infinity Saga can save big on Lego’s Infinity Gauntlet display model at Amazon and Target. Normally $80, the Lego Marvel infinity Gauntlet is on sale for $46.58 at Amazon and $47 at Target. This deal nearly matches last year’s Black Friday price of $45, so we doubt it will remain in stock for long.

Lego Marvel Infinity Gauntlet (76191)

$46.58 (was $80) | 590 Pieces

The 590-piece Lego replica of the Infinity Gauntlet recreates Thanos’ prized possession from Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame. It’s not a wearable glove, but it does have articulated fingers, so you can pose the gauntlet in a finger-snapping position, just like Thanos.

The completed build measures 12.5 x 5 x 4 inches and can be displayed on the brick-built stand. Like other Lego Marvel display models, it comes with a nameplate. Of course, it also includes all six Infinity Stones.

The Infinity Gauntlet is part of Lego’s build-and-display Marvel model series for adults.

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Lego has released other Marvel gauntlets over the years, but unfortunately other models are out of print and sell for inflated prices on the reseller market. Wolverine’s Adamantium Claws from X-Men ’97, for instance, released in 2023 for $70 and was retired late last year. You can get the 596-piece Wolverine Adamantium Claw for $108 at Amazon. Lego also retired Iron Man’s Nano Gauntlet at the end of 2024. The 675-piece build also sold for $70, but now you’ll pay nearly $125 for Iron Man’s Nano Gauntlet on Amazon.

If you’re interested in the Infinity Gauntlet, you’d probably also like Lego’s series of Marvel busts. Lego just launched a 379-piece Iron Spider-Man Bust on August 1 for $60. Back in June, Lego released the 436-piece Iron Man MK4 Bust for $60. Both builds are part of Lego’s Infinity Saga series for adults. Along with a buildable display stand and name placard, these sets include a minifigure with a little stand of its own.

Continue Reading at GameSpot Lego Marvel Infinity Gauntlet (76191) $46.58 (was $80) | 590 Pieces See at Amazon See at Target Fans of the MCU’s Infinity Saga can save big on Lego’s Infinity Gauntlet display model at Amazon and Target. Normally $80, the Lego Marvel infinity Gauntlet is on sale for $46.58 at Amazon and $47 at Target. This deal nearly matches last year’s Black Friday price of $45, so we doubt it will remain in stock for long. Lego Marvel Infinity Gauntlet (76191) $46.58 (was $80) | 590 Pieces The 590-piece Lego replica of the Infinity Gauntlet recreates Thanos’ prized possession from Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame. It’s not a wearable glove, but it does have articulated fingers, so you can pose the gauntlet in a finger-snapping position, just like Thanos.The completed build measures 12.5 x 5 x 4 inches and can be displayed on the brick-built stand. Like other Lego Marvel display models, it comes with a nameplate. Of course, it also includes all six Infinity Stones.The Infinity Gauntlet is part of Lego’s build-and-display Marvel model series for adults. See at Amazon See at Target Lego has released other Marvel gauntlets over the years, but unfortunately other models are out of print and sell for inflated prices on the reseller market. Wolverine’s Adamantium Claws from X-Men ’97, for instance, released in 2023 for $70 and was retired late last year. You can get the 596-piece Wolverine Adamantium Claw for $108 at Amazon. Lego also retired Iron Man’s Nano Gauntlet at the end of 2024. The 675-piece build also sold for $70, but now you’ll pay nearly $125 for Iron Man’s Nano Gauntlet on Amazon.If you’re interested in the Infinity Gauntlet, you’d probably also like Lego’s series of Marvel busts. Lego just launched a 379-piece Iron Spider-Man Bust on August 1 for $60. Back in June, Lego released the 436-piece Iron Man MK4 Bust for $60. Both builds are part of Lego’s Infinity Saga series for adults. Along with a buildable display stand and name placard, these sets include a minifigure with a little stand of its own.Continue Reading at GameSpot  Read MoreGameSpot – All Content