LEGO Brings The Marvel Universe To Life In A Cool City Skyline Set Packed With Easter Eggs

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There have been plenty of cool Marvel LEGO sets released over the years, including impressive modular builds of the X-Men mansion from the animated series and the massive Avengers Tower from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But now multiple Marvel locales are coming to life in a cool composite set that brings together a bunch of iconic settings from across the comics, TV shows, and movies.

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Today, LEGO unveiled The Marvel Skyline, a collection of famous architecture from various Marvel universes that brings them all together into one unified city skyline built from 1,261 LEGO pieces. No, the X-Men mansion isn't usually in front of Pym Laboratories or next to the Wakanda Embassy, and Avengers Tower doesn't sit next to the Fantastic Four's Baxter Building or Spider-Man's Oscorp Industries. But they all fit snugly with other famous Marvel buildings in this cool LEGO set.

Let's take a closer look at the LEGO Marvel Skyline set below!

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Of course, the LEGO Marvel Skyline is built on a micro scale, otherwise this set would be one of the biggest ever made. But even at this size, the microscale Spider-Man and Human Torch trophy figures included are much bigger than they would be when compared to the buildings. There's also a normal Galactus minifigure that doesn't reach the same heights as many of the taller skyscrapers in the skyline.

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As you can see on the box, a variety of superheroes and villains are represented in buildings, vehicles, and Easter eggs:

• Avengers Quinjet (Avengers)
• Thanos Copter (Marvel Comics)
• The Daily Bugle (Spider-Man)
• The United States Department of Damage Control (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Nelson and Murdock: Attorneys at Law (Daredevil)
• Avengers Tower (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Oscorp Industries (Spider-Man)
• AIM – Advanced Idea Mechanics (Marvel Comics, not from "Iron Man 3")
• Baxter Building (Fantastic Four)
• Roxxon Corporation (various Marvel Comics, movies, and TV shows)
• Fisk Tower (Daredevil)
• Leviathan ("The Avengers")
• Wakanda Embassy (Black Panther)
• Pym Laboratories (Ant-Man)
• X-Jet (X-Men)
• The X-Mansion (X-Men)
• Rand Enterprises Building (The Defenders)
• Sanctum Santorum (Doctor Strange)

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Taking a closer look at some of the details, you can see some cool little diorama touches, such as a very tiny version of the Spider-Mobile on the Daily Bugle building, next to Spider-Man, who is situated in front of a train, just like Tobey Maguire's take on the webhead in "Spider-Man 2." (Speaking of which, you should check out our oral history of that incredible "Spider-Man 2" train sequence right here.)

Meanwhile, if you look next to Galactus, you can see a small version of the Fantasticar, while Human Torch flies above them creating a fiery logo in the sky next to the quartet's rocket ship blasting into the air.

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Over at the Sanctum Santorum, it appears Doctor Strange may be having some trouble with Gargantos, as tentacles shoot out from the building's windows with the signature orange portals around them.

In order to figure out what all the little vehicles on the street represent, you'll probably have to build the set yourself and consult the building manual.

If you want to add the LEGO Marvel Skyline to your collection, it's available for pre-order now on LEGO's site for $99.99, and it will ship starting on January 1, 2027.