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@J0rgen - they will never stop making Avengers movies. They might put them on hold for a bit, while they sort out a new roster, but they will return. And they will have Quinjets. They might even have 5 jet engines like they're supposed to in the new ones!
I have a theory as to what will happen after endgame but this isn't really the place to discuss it.
Thoughts?
However, my guess is that they'll always push sets to support the newest movies, and not reflect on the past movies. There is nowhere near the same level of nostalgia for the early Marvel movies. (Even Iron Man and Avengers.)
Heimdall, for Odin's sake!
(Agent Carter, Whiplash)
With the upcoming release of the Hall of Armor, I would love to see some additional IM releases to fill out the hall...
I'd be over the moon if Lego would revisit the Cap mythos though! A Zola figure or brick built construct would be most welcome!
They can definitely market Phase 1 Marvel in Lego. It just might come under a different banner 'MCU Origins' or something...
The new trailer is most excellent. I'm happy they waited on releasing it until after Captain Marvel. I'm now wondering if they deliberately made her look a few years older for Avengers: Endgame.
It might also have been a concession to fit him into the mech in the "War Machine Buster" set. Figs with added armor can be trickier to fit into a compact mech cockpit than unarmored figs.
I am so excited after seeing the trailer for Avengers Endgame. I feel like I need to see Captain Marvel first though. As it acts like a prologue.
(Then you would have no idea that there is a technologically advanced stronghold on C-53 that would able to repel an outrider invasion.)
Definitely need to see Captain Marvel before Endgame!
Ultron was a completely self-inflicted situation. The twist here is that the Avengers readily stand together. Fittingly, Fury was the cavalry on that one. If things went poorly, then Ms. Danvers could have been utilized to save humanity after catastrophe.
(I think the SHIELD series suffers more in that their most recent season plot features the Kree subjugating humanity after the Earth is essentially destroyed. There is no way - even with time jumps, etc. - that the primary and secondary Avengers would have absent. Particularly Captain Marvel. But as much as I enjoy the show, it doesn't serve the MCU narrative. Separation of the serial television series and movie properties is one area where DC has done much better than Marvel.)