Customer Reviews

LEGO Justice League C3 Construction Chemical Warehouse Battle with Batman & Joker Figures

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I am just going to say that it calls it a lego product, but it's wrong. It's not a Lego product!!!

Nothing stays together, you cant even pick up batman or joker with out there mask/hair, hands, legs, falling off?

I love this playset. Completely worth the money. Here's the break-down.

I think the Joker is the quintessential comic book villian. He's crazy, dangerous, and could only exist in a comic book universe. The overall look is exactly what I want in a Joker figure. A little cartoony, a little threatening, and not too over the top. This Joker, based on The Animated Series' version is the guy that would use knock-out gas from a wind-up duck before actually shooting anybody. The cane is superb. The amount of detail on such a small accessory is great, and fits the "perfect balance" between style and substance for pulling off the Minimate-version of a character that Art Asylum is known for.

Animated Style Batman
This figure comes off well. I like how the cape drapes over the shoulders, but doesn't really impede the movement of the arms at all. Unlike the other Batmen, this one's cape and cowl appear to be painted a flat black, instead of the glossy soft-rubber skin.

The Playset
The first thing I dug about the set was all the cool hiding places for Batman to lurk, and with the Joker in particular, you can use the peg holes in the feet for some cool balancing by attaching them to the base. I really feel like you can play with this set and set up some great displays as well. Besides the cool choices in colors and pieces, I also liked how the claw mechanism used ratcheted joints so you can hang Batman in the air, and the chemical vat stays balanced upright.
The ease of putting it together, the functionality of it all, and the overall look and feel make this one of my favorite playsets... well in a long time. I also have to point out that if they released Batman and Joker without the blocks, I'd still buy this set with the blocks. Totally worth it. And I'm one of the guys that is about basics and streamlining.

In fact, I've never felt this way before-I wish I had been a LEGO guy all my life so right now I'd have a large cache of random LEGO pieces... I would build the biggest, coolest, Chemical plant you'd ever see.

Ok resistors, if you're on the fence about the whole C3 gig, then this is the set to try out. It's a $10 gamble. And I know you won't feel ripped off.

For more pictures check out http://www.millionaireplayboy.com/toys/c3mm3.php
(toy review site, safe for students)

This is a so-so set. The Canadian company C3 was bought out by LEGO, but these sets were made by C3 and NOT LEGO. C3 is quite inferior to LEGO with several design and construction flaws, as noted by other reviewers herein. The correct product listing should NOT claim the product is LEGO, as it is very misleading.

This little set, I would way, is very nicely designed. The two most iconic Batman characters in a setting that is fun to build, and they can actually be posed in many ways that will put a smile on your face throughout the day. Although I don't really "play" with toys anymore, I'm really happy with this bit of fanboy paraphernalia :D