Best Lego Marvel sets 2025

If you're a fan of Lego Marvel, you're in the right place. This superhero theme has been around since the early 2010s and since then, it's gone from strength to strength. From kid-friendly sets like the Team Spidey HQ to the huge adult collector's sets like the Avengers Tower, there really is a Lego Marvel set for everyone.

In our guide, we've rounded up our favorites. We've chosen sets to suit all preferences, no matter where your allegiances lie in the Marvel universe. We've got sets for X-Men fans, for Avengers aficionados and even for those who love Spider-Man. Simply love minifigures? You're covered too, with a set containing a whopping 25 minifigs.

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Best Lego Marvel sets you can buy in 2025

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The quick list

Below, you'll find a quick view of our picks of the best Lego Marvel sets currently available. For more information on any of the sets, scroll down.

Best Lego Marvel sets we recommend in 2025

Best overall

What can we even say about the Lego Marvel Avengers Tower? At nearly a meter tall this thing needs no introduction as it will dominate just about any shelf you place it on. It's going to be a huge talking point for any Marvel fan you invite over once it's built. But before you get there, you've got an epic — and varied and enjoyable — build on your hands.

At $500, this isn't a Lego set you can buy on a whim. It's a serious investment, but the good news is, like the vast majority of other large Lego sets before it, it's going to hold its value. (Just keep the box and instructions, whatever you do!) We think it's worth every penny though, whether you're a collector or a Marvel fan. There's so much to enjoy.

We love the little details that are packed into the multiple floors of the Avengers Tower. Look around and you'll find Thor's hammer hidden in there, and there's also the Tesseract if you pay attention. If you're an Avengers fan, you'll spot numerous Easter eggs, and you'll undoubtedly get a kick out of finding each of them as you build the set.

We also love just how many minifigures the Avengers Tower includes — and that's perhaps one of the reasons why it sits at the top of our guide to the best Lego Marvel sets. There's a whopping 31 in total, including familiar faces such as Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, Hawkeye, Black Widow, Wanda Maximoff and lots more.

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Best for Spider-Man fans

Is there anything more amazing than The Amazing Spider-Man? One of the best Lego Marvel sets you can buy, this is going to appeal to comic book fans more than any other, thanks to its classic comic book aesthetic. This isn't movie Spider-Man, but as long as that's not a problem, you're going to absolutely love this set.

It's fun to build thanks to its unique layering techniques, and having 2,099 pieces means it's not a huge undertaking either. Like Lego's 'Art' range, this one comes with a special soundtrack to listen to on your smartphone as you're building it — it's been tailor-made to enhance the building process.

We had a little bit of trouble getting it hung on the wall once it was finished: You'll need to carefully line up the special Lego hanging piece and your nail in the wall, which can take a few attempts. Once it's up there, it's perfectly secure and looks absolutely fantastic. And being able to save on shelf and desktop space is a huge win.

We love how the Amazing Spider-Man 'jumps' out of the frame thanks to 3D appearance. Spidey's arms stick out of the limits of the frame, and his head, while not full 3D, sticks out from the rest of his body and can be angled in a number of directions. There are some neat Easter eggs here, too, like the fact that there are 15 spiders crawling off the frame — it's a homage to #15 of "Amazing Fantasy", where Spider-Man first appeared.

• Read our review of the Lego Marvel Amazing Spider-Man for the full lowdown.

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Best for general Marvel fans

If you're a Marvel fan, we think the brand new Lego Marvel Logo and Minifigures set is a great choice. It's a solid, blocky build of the Marvel Logo, perfectly recreated out of bricks, with five iconic Marvel minifigures arranged around the sides.

Those minifigures are Hulk, Thor, Iron Man, Captain America and Black Widow — a fantastic selection, we think you'll agree. What's neat is that each minifigure has a hiding place within the main block of the logo and can pop out with the push of a button.

As we said in our Lego Marvel Logo and Minifigures review, there are some seriously impressive building techniques employed here. The logo itself is constructed using a mixture of sideways and forward-facing bricks, and the result is a logo that's incredibly close to the real thing. If you have an existing Lego Marvel display, we think this will make a fantastic centerpiece.

It's a shame there aren't a few more minifigures included: The five here are great, but there are plenty more Marvel characters we think deserve the spotlight. It's also a little expensive for what it is at $99.99 — maybe wait until you can pick this one up in a sale.

• Read our full review of the Lego Marvel Logo and Minifigures set.

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Best for X-Men fans

One of the newest sets on this list is also one of the biggest: The X-Mansion released at the end of 2024 and at 3,093 pieces, it's absolutely huge. If you're an old-school X-Men fan, you're going to want this one in your collection — it's based on the animated series from 1997.

We think this is a set that absolutely pops with color and personality — certainly on the inside. While the outside of the mansion would benefit from more detail, there's no denying that Lego has outdone itself when it comes to the interior of the X-Mansion. There are lots of easter eggs that any X-Men fan will be delighted to uncover as they're building, along with lots of rooms and scenarios you can place the 10 included minifigures in.

There's a Danger Room where your X-Men minifigs can practice their powers in, for example. And you'll also find various classrooms and a library for those extra study sessions. One of our favorite touches is that you can recreate the popular Wolverine Crush meme, which is simply hilarious.

This is a pricey set, however, costing $329.99, and with measurements of 10.5 x 16 x 10 inches, you're going to need a lot of space to display it. Providing you've got the budget and display space, though, it's hard to be disappointed with this offering from Lego — even accounting for the annoying stickers included in the build.

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Best for Guardians of the Galaxy fans

Lego Marvel Rocket & Baby Groot sits in that sweet price point that's somewhere between being a pocket-money build and a more expensive adult set. It's just $59.99, which we think offers great value, particularly for a set that's so enjoyable to build.

It's aimed at builders aged 10 and over, but we think it makes a great display set for adults. There's some playability here thanks to Rocket's moveable limbs, but it also looks fantastic stood on a shelf to show off.

Since it's aimed at older kids, it's not too complex a build either, with the instructions being relatively easy to follow. That said, it does have some fiddly sections, thanks to Rocket's posable limbs, so we perhaps wouldn't recommend this set for complete Lego beginners. As long as you've put a few sets together before, though, we don't think you'll have too much problem, and the finished model is well worth any frustrations. We think it's far nicer than it looks in pictures — they just don't do it justice.

Rocket's no slouch: This set is 8.5 inches tall, so makes a great display piece. Its moving parts make it useable as an action figure for younger fans, too, although we'd advise using caution as it's not the most stable build in the world.

There's only one minifigure included here - an adorable Baby Groot. It's designed to sit on Rocket's shoulder, and so there's a dedicated space for it to attach. We'd have liked to see a Rocket minifigure for display purposes too, but it's certainly not a dealbreaker.

• Read our full Rocket & Baby Groot review for more information.

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Best for Avengers fans

It's a fairly expensive set for what it is — $100 for 794 pieces isn't exactly great value. But it's the minifigures you're paying for here, if anything: There are seven of them, including a large 'big fig' of Thanos. Also included are Captain Marvel, Okoye, Wanda Maximoff, Shuri, Valkyrie and The Wasp. It's an excellent selection, and lots of minifigures we don't frequently see, making it a great choice for collectors.

But there's far more to like about Lego Marvel Avengers Endgame Battle than just its minifigures. If you're a movie fan, you'll undoubtedly spot lots of little details based on Avengers: Endgame. Look around and you'll find Captain America's shield hidden in the rubble, for example, and there's also Thor's Hammer, the time stone and a magical rat to be found. These little touches really bring the set to life, especially for kids who'll be using it as a playset.

But we think this makes a great display piece too. Thanks to the large Avengers 'A' sign atop and the clever placements of the minifigures, it looks fantastic on a shelf, and the non-standard shape of the set is really eye-catching. It's safe to say that the Lego designers have done a great job of capturing the feeling of chaos and destruction in this set.

We'd perhaps recommend waiting for a sale on this one, though. While the minifigures do offer good value (big figs alone tend to be worth $15-$20), that $100 price tag does feel a tad overpriced. Thankfully, we've frequently seen 30-40% savings available on this set.

• More details can be found in our Lego Marvel Endgame Final Battle review.

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Best for minifigures

At $350, the Lego Marvel Daily Bugle isn't a purchase to make lightly — but do it, and it's one you're most likely not going to be disappointed with. It measures over 32 inches (82cm) tall, making it tower over most other Lego sets. It's quite the imposing model, then, but it looks absolutely fantastic.

The Daily Bugle is made up of four storeys, and each one of them is filled with plenty of details. There are Easter eggs for both movie and comic book fans to enjoy, and lots of comical little touches that will undoubtedly make you smile. Alongside all those Marvel touches, you'll also find typical office equipment like desks, computers and photocopiers — you know, the stuff you'd expect to find in a newspaper office. The walls can be removed, too, so you can peer into any floor whenever you feel like it.

It looks absolutely fantastic from the outside, too. It's teeming with life thanks to the clever positioning of all the minifigures. A full 'glass' (well, plastic) frontage looks fantastic, as does the realistic fire escape and that absolutely excellent signage on top of the building. The set also comes with a traditional yellow New York cab that helps give it a sense of location.

The best thing, though? All the minifigures: There are 25 of them here. It's been beaten by the Avengers Tower recently, but it's still a huge number of minifigs, and there are some fantastic characters here. Including Spider-Ham, Gwen, Mysterio, Venom, Carnage, Dr. Octopus, The Punisher, and more, it really is the ultimate collection for Spider-Man fans.

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Best for modular fans

This 2,708 piece model of Doctor Strange's iconic Sanctum Sanctorum is just delightful. So delightful, in fact, that we'd possibly say it's one of our favorite Lego Marvel sets ever.

Across the three floors of Sanctum Sanctorum, you'll get to enjoy lots of details. There are hidden portals, bookcases, weird and wonderful trinkets — and even the odd tentacled monster. Lego really has gone all out when it comes to designing the interior of this set: It's clear the designers had a lot of fun with it.

There are nine minifigures included with the Sanctum Sanctorum set, including Doctor Strange himself, Iron Man, Spider-Man and plenty more. Each one of them comes with various authentic accessories, and can be posed in numerous ways across the grand house.

Despite being a Lego Marvel set, we love that the Sanctum Sanctorum is built to the same scale as Lego's popular 'Modular' range (like the Tudor Corner or Boutique Hotel). That means if you have a Lego street on display, you can slip the Sanctum Sanctorum in to look like any other inconspicuous building. You know, just how the real thing is meant to appear in the movies.

Yes, it's a pricey set, but if you have $250 to spend on a Lego set, you won't regret choosing this one.

• Read our full Lego Marvel Sanctum Sanctorum review.

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Best set under $100

The Lego Marvel Infinity Gauntlet stands out thanks to the sheer amount of gold bricks used in its construction. They’re typically quite rare in Lego sets, and so the number of them here makes this set an attractive purchase for Lego collectors, regardless of how they feel about Marvel.

However, if you are a Marvel fan, you hopefully won’t be disappointed with this replica Infinity Gauntlet, either. The set looks fantastic when finished, with each finger bejeweled with one of the infinity stones.

Since it's an 18+ set, the Lego Marvel Infinity Gauntlet is designed to be a display piece, and as such it comes on a bespoke display stand. There's no real play value for kids here, but you can move each of the digits on the gauntlet, arranging them in any number of hand gestures.

The price tag feels a little high at $79.99, considering there are only 590 pieces in the set, but the finished model feels adequately detailed. It's worth the asking price in gold bricks alone for a collector, so that's certainly something to keep in mind.

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Best set under $50

$49.99 doesn't sound like a bargain, but in the world of Lego, it pretty much is. You're getting a lot of Lego here for the price, being that Venomized Groot is made up of 630 pieces. You won't necessarily use them all, though: Groot can be built in one of two ways. One is half-Groot, half-Venom; the other is primarily Venom.

Lego Marvel Venomized Groot has posable limbs, so the set can be posed in a number of ways. Its arms and legs have multiple joints, which is a nice touch when finished but it does make for a slightly fiddly build — some sections are particularly delicate, so you'll need to take care. It can also be a bit tricky to pose in a way that stands up securely: It's a shame that the set doesn't come with some sort of display stand offering more stability.

Still, there are lots of things to love about Venomized Groot. There are a lot of cool little touches here, like the Venom 'mouths' coming off Groot. And if you choose to built the half-and-half model, you'll get to enjoy his face having one Groot eye and one Venom eye. A seriously nice touch.

The main downside? Lego Marvel Venomized Groot contains a fair few stickers, some of which go on Groot's face. It's annoying, but forgivable — especially at this price point.

• Read our full review of Lego Marvel Venomized Groot for more information.

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Best for kids

While the bright, bold colors and shapes of Lego Marvel Team Spidey Web Spinner Headquarters are undoubtedly eye-catching, be warned that this is a very basic set. This isn't one for adult builders: It carries Lego's 4+ age rating, meaning it's designed with the youngest builders in mind. It's basically designed to be a step up from Duplo bricks, before kids graduate to full, standard sets.

Like most sets in Lego's 4+ range, you'll find larger, molded pieces here to promote easier building. Vehicle bodies will be molded whole, for example, with just a few bits of detail added on as separate pieces. That's why there are only 193 pieces in this set, and those molded pieces are what push up the price.

You are getting a good amount of fun included, though, and kids are going to love this, particularly if they're existing Spider-Man fans. We love the colors here, and there's a great selection of minifigures. You'll find Spider-Man, Iron Man, Miles Morales, Ghost-Spider and Zola as part of the set. Zola even has a large mech to sit in, featuring moveable limbs, which is particularly cool.

The whole set is based around a simple but fun HQ, which is laden with fun accessories like seating areas, art sets, televisions and laptops, and it's topped off with a large, printed Spider-Man head — undoubtedly the star of the whole set.

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How we test

Our Lego reviews are conducted by Lego experts. Either staff members or our trusted freelance writers, each one of them has assembled hundreds of Lego sets so they know what does, or doesn't, make for a satisfying building experience.

When reviewing a Lego Marvel set, we assess both the building process and the finished model. When it comes to the building process, we consider how easy the set is to put together, if there are any fiddly sections, and if there's anything that doesn't stay together as well as it should. We also consider the instruction book: is it well-printed and easy to follow?

As for the finished model, our assessment depends on whether it's a set designed for kids to play with, or a set made for adults to display. For a play set, we consider its sturdiness: is it built well enough to withstand kids moving it around? Does it have lots of interactive functions and moving parts? If it's made to be put on display, we think about how good it looks: is it sturdy enough to stand on a shelf? Does it include a display stand (if necessary)? Does it stand out enough from other sets?

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