The Build:The Hydra Stomper was a fun build. It looks more or less like it did in the show. It is a different green than in What If, but that didn't affect my enjoyment of the set. There are plenty of stickers for some extra detail. A couple things that aren't really shown in the promotional pictures are that the chest piece behind the translucent blue stud is actually a glow-in-the-dark piece, which glows green and looks awesome. There is also a gap behind Steve in the mech (Which doesn't affect how he fits into it), which seems to be for the Tesseract, the Hydra Stomper's power source, which fits loosely into there. You could also hold the piece with the extra studs for the Hydra Stomper's stud shooters instead for convenience. There is one detail I wish they added from the show, but they probably didn't know about it when they were designing the set, which is a piece for Peggy to hold onto between the rockets on the back. Peggy can hold onto the phone pieces on the shoulders for a similar function, or you could modify it with a motorcycle handle or something from another set if you want to. Not a huge thing, the set still looks great, it's just a detail I'd like to have seen. I haven't built any of the other Hulkbuster-type sets, so I can't really say how it compares to the others, but as a representation of the Hydra Stomper it's pretty great.The Figures:Captain Carter is great. She's in her stealth suit, which she actually got before Captain America got his. I don't think she actually wears it in the first episode, but she does wear it later on in What If and her normal suit was apart of the CMF series, so I like that they didn't just give this set a less detailed version of that. The shield looks incredible and her expressions feel like they fit the character, which isn't always the case with Lego. They didn't use her custom hair piece from the CMF version of the character, but looking at reference pictures this does look more accurate for her appearances in this suit. Overall a great figure and I don't think I would change anything about it. Steve looks great. He has some very detailed torso printing, which looks just like the show. You could argue that he should have had the medium legs instead of full-size, considering this is him before the super soldier serum, but it works just fine how it is and it probably wouldn't be too difficult to replace them if you'd like. The hair is the same that they've used for Captain America in the past and it works here, it's the same character after all. Looks great and it is a pretty accurate representation of his suit from the show. Last, but definitely not least is Red Skull. This is only the second time the character has appeared in a set, now with leg printing to continue his trench coat. I don't have much to say about it other than it looks perfect. I could not think of a better figure for this version of the character.