Get the LEGO Iron Man Nano Gauntlet for less than $50 on Prime Day

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"I am Iron Man" is a phrase that bookended the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first major story arc, and now you can own a LEGO replica of Tony Stark's iconic last stand.

This display-ready set comes with 675 pieces, and while you can't wear it yourself, it comes with a nifty stand to put it on your shelf.

This price marks the lowest we've seen this set, too, so you don't need Tony Stark's millions to afford it.

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While you can get the villainous Thanos' own Infinity Gauntlet, Tony Stark's Nano Gauntlet has become just as iconic thanks to the way Avengers: Endgame ends.

You may not be able to recreate the moment exactly with this 12-inch build, but with all six Infinity Stones included, you'll certainly feel powerful.

In fact, it's a shame there's no light-up functionality on the gauntlet as we'd have loved to have seen the stones glow, but for this price, you really can't argue with what is on offer.

Key features: 675 pieces, display stand and Infinity Stones included, 12 inches tall

Price history: This is the new lowest price we've seen, creeping below the previous best of $68 earlier in the month.

Price comparison: Amazon: $48.99 | Walmart: $94.88

Reviews consensus: A fantastic option for a family build, this Millennium Falcon LEGO set offers a wealth of play potential thanks to its opening parts, launchers, and included minifigs, while still being a fun, slightly challenging build for regular LEGO builders, too.

✅ Buy it if: You're a Marvel fan looking for an ideal bookshelf piece or a living room conversation starter. You're Thanos and want the (LEGO) stones for yourself.

❌ Don't buy it if: You want to pick up something a little more play-friendly - the Nano Gauntlet is very much intended as a display piece, so you won't be able to wear it.

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Lloyd Coombes freelance tech and fitness writer for Live Science. He's an expert in all things Apple as well as in computer and gaming tech, with previous works published on TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Live Science and more. You'll find him regularly testing the latest MacBook or iPhone, but he spends most of his time writing about video games as Gaming Editor for the Daily Star. He also covers board games and virtual reality, just to round out the nerdy pursuits.