But seriously, though.

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Only the Earth's Tiniest Heroes can assemble aboard this small-scale replica of the SHIELD Helicarrier, but it's flying and ready for action.

It's also a lot easier to fix the turbines.

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It may not be a Helicarrier, but Marvel's actual design for the nearly-$200 Cinematic Universe: Phase One collection is still glorious. Each disc contains poster-worthy silhouette art and a whole lot of bonus goods. If you can assemble the cash, it's going up for a limited time only.

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The More I Arty presents a series of Avengers-themed cocktail recipes, because you're going to need something to drink with your shawarma.

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Avengers-mania continues on for a third consecutive week (fourth when international audiences are considered) with this cool Pixar/Avengers mashup that JM Walter created. Now that Marvel is part of the Disney family, fan art like this could be a reality.

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In a coalesce of late author/artist Maurice Sendak and The Avengers, Hannah Friederichs illustrated this image that pays tribute to both. C'mon, you can't not like the grin on Thor's face.

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Lego builder Ken Robichaud created brick versions of the Avengers' signature weapons, including Cap's shield, Hawkeye's bow, and Mjolnir.

These aren't puny weapons meant to be wielded by minifigs, though: they're full-scale models for full-sized heroes.

More photos on Flickr.

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