(Drum roll please, “dddddddddrrrrrrrrrlllllllll”…Booomm!!!),
the review on Decool 7123 Super Hero Airport Battle!!!
After made y’all read 700 words, here’s the review. I’m gonna be pretty straight forward.
• The box cover is pretty similar to the original LEGO® 76051 Marvel Super Heroes Captain America: Civil War – Super Hero Airport Battle set. However, note that at the back of the box, there are TWO Sharon Charter(s) and NO Winter Soldier o.O
• The following are some clearer details on the box:
• The contents and the container. Pretty neat.
• One building instructions booklet and the catalog.
• Stickers.
• Extra pieces from their respective bags and the brick separator.
• The steps in using the brick separator, from the original LEGO® set’s building instructions booklet.
• The number of pieces is the same as the original LEGO® set.
• The contents and build in Bag 1.
• The contents and build in Bag 2.
• The contents and build in Bag 3.
• The contents and build in Bag 4.
• The contents and build in Bag 5.
• Floor 1 without stickers (Front & Back).
• Floor 1 without stickers (Front & Back).
• Floor 2 without stickers (Front & Back).
• Floor 3 without stickers (Front & Back).
• Airport tower. Take note that Decool prints (stickers) ‘SUPER SPEED’ instead of “Stark Industries”, "LAUREL" instead of "HAMMER", and left out “AUTHORISED MINIFIGURES”.
• Airport tower (closer look).
• Airport tower (closer look).
• Airport luggage carrier. The number plate at the sides are printed (stickers) ‘Truck 1 DE-7123’ instead of "TRUCK 1 MDJR-86". However, I think it’s pretty cool that Decool used their set no. at this part. Another cool thing is that Decool labelled ‘R’ and ’L’ for the right and left doors. The stickers for the three luggage are exactly like the original.
• Avengers Quinjet. As noted above, Decool prints (stickers) ‘SUPER SPEED’ instead of “Stark Industries”.
• The following are the ways to fit the minifigures in the cockpit:
Decool did a fantastic job on the faces of ALL the figures in this set.
• Captain America minifigure. (Sorry for the bad imaging quality). The linings at the white part of Cap’s front torso are a bit blur. Other than that, the figure is ok.
• Winter Soldier minifigure. The left arm print with the red-star and the metallic effect is a bit scratched. I’ll just take it as battle-damaged.
• Scarlet Witch minifigure. Great work on Scarlet Witch’s cloak!!! Very cool!!!
• Agent 13 Sharon Charter minifigure. Nothing much to say about Sharon Charter other than the fact that she has a cool gun.
• Agent 13 Sharon Charter minifigure. Nothing much to say about Sharon Charter other than the fact that she has a cool gun.
• Ant-Man tinyfigure. This is one the thing I really must praise for Decool’s copy of this set. The printings are very neat and clear.
• Giant-Man giantfigure. The stickers and joints for the giantfigure are also of excellent quality.
• Iron Man Mark 46 minifigure. This is one the thing I CAN NEVER EVER praise Decool!!! Decool, when it comes to Iron Man minifigures (except for Decool 0168 – Iron Man Mark 1), is just really, really BAD. I could never understand why Iron Man‘s face is ‘sad’ and the mouth just comes out ‘fat’.
• The following are comparisons between SY’s (right) version and Decool’s (left):
• The blue arrow – the left eye for the helmet is TOTALLY OUT OF ALIGNMENT.
The red arrows – comparisons between the details.
Notice that Decool uses the latest ‘hair-cut’ for the helmet (compared to SY's version of ALL of their Iron Man minifigs), which has a longer cutting at the back, deeper linings around the helmet, and a cut-in at the side helmet near the mouth (zoom in for clearer look).
The red arrows – comparisons between the details.
Notice that Decool uses the latest ‘hair-cut’ for the helmet (compared to SY's version of ALL of their Iron Man minifigs), which has a longer cutting at the back, deeper linings around the helmet, and a cut-in at the side helmet near the mouth (zoom in for clearer look).
• War Machine Mark 3 minifigure. The War Machine minifigure is in fact pretty good, despite Decool’s sad-looking Iron Man helmet. The printings on the leg are symmetrical and clear.
• Size comparisons:
• The following are the 'actions to do in this set' (I can't think of a phase to put it) that aren't in Decool's building instruction like in the original Lego® building instructions:
• The following are the 'actions to do in this set' (I can't think of a phase to put it) that aren't in Decool's building instruction like in the original Lego® building instructions:
LEGO® 76051 Marvel Super Heroes Captain America ~ Civil War [Super Hero Airport Battle] (Building Instructions pg.061)
LEGO® 76051 Marvel Super Heroes Captain America ~ Civil War [Super Hero Airport Battle] (Building Instructions pg.156)
“SIGH” Finally, done.
The only thing Decool left out was the LEGO® Marvel Super Heroes Captain America: Civil War comic book.
In conclusion, Decool 7123 Super Hero Airport Battle is a really good buy. If you wish for a better Iron Man face, I would recommend SY’s version with its very own bigfigure Iron Man Hulkbuster. If not, get this for its REALLY EXCELLENT, SMOOTH, CLEAR, NEAT quality. By far, this is the BEST Lego set I’ve got after SY’s Avengers Tower (the small one, not the crazy big Civil War version with the Stan Lee-Iron Man Mark 1 minifigure).
Now that I’m done with SPM, I hope to get LELE 34000 S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier and SHENG YUAN SY305 Iron Man Lab (New Armor 2016 version), which are on the top of my Lego list.
OK. That’s all for now.
GOD Bless!!!
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