76243 Rocket Mech Armor

This Guardians of the Galaxy buildable toy includes a Rocket LEGO minifigure, which fits into the opening cockpit of the supersized Rocket mech action figure. Kids put Rocket into the cockpit of his racoon mech and turn the Marvel Studios’ Guardians of the Galaxy star into a battle-ready giant! The posable mech’s arms, legs and fingers move and can be positioned and posed for limitless play-and-display possibilities. Kids take Rocket the racoon on another exciting mission. Armed with a supersized 6-stud blaster, the awesome Super hero is invincible! There’s also a smaller toy blaster for Rocket to use when he’s not inside the mech. For added digital fun, the LEGO Builder app features intuitive zoom and rotate tools that let kids visualize their Marvel Collectable model as they build.

The extensive range of LEGO Marvel Avengers building toys is designed to deliver endless imaginative build-and-play possibilities. This pick-up-and-play figure stands over 11 cm (4 in.) tall, so kids can take it with them wherever they go, and makes a great birthday gift idea for kids 6+ years old and fans of Marvel Studios Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy.

From LEGO®, for ages 6 and up

Product Details

• Surprise fans of Marvel Super Heroes and Guardians of the Galaxy with this posable LEGO Marvel Rocket Mech Armour buildable action figure toy
• The striking orange Rocket racoon buildable Marvel action figure has fully jointed arms, legs and fingers, plus a supersized firing 6-stud blaster
• The cockpit of the mech can be opened and the Rocket minifigure placed inside; this LEGO Super Heroes set also features a blaster weapon element
• This Guardians of the Galaxy Marvel Avengers building toy model is easy to pose and looks awesome on display or as part of a LEGO Marvel collection
• Check out more LEGO Marvel collectable Avengers action figures: LEGO Marvel Thanos Mech Armour (76242) or LEGO Marvel Hulk Mech Armour (76241)
• This pick-up-and-play figure stands over 4 in. (11 cm) tall
• Contains 98 Pieces