Top Spider-Man LEGO Sets for Fans
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LEGO’s Marvel Spider-Man aisle now covers a wide range of builds, from small mechs a younger fan can finish in a sitting to large city scenes and display figures. This guide sticks to official set names and numbers, with ages, piece counts, and features taken from LEGO’s own product pages.
LEGO regularly retires sets, and some 2025 releases were already listed as retiring or sold out on the official shop when we checked. Confirm availability and check the current price before you treat any set as a sure gift. WebHero Collectibles is not affiliated with Marvel, Disney, or the LEGO Group.
If you would rather shop figures or mixed gifts, see the best Spider-Man action figures in 2026 and Spider-Man gifts under $50. More coverage is in the LEGO Sets category.
Quick picks
- Best starter set: 76308 Spider-Man Mech vs. Anti-Venom, or 76337 Miles Morales Mech vs. Spider-Man 2099
- Best mech battle: 76338 Mech Battle: Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock
- Best vehicle set: 76349 Spider-Man Prison Transport Chase
- Best movie-scene build: 76321 Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock Subway Train Scene, or 76334 Epic Battle: Spider-Man vs. Sandman
- Best everyday play set: 76317 Peter Parker’s Apartment
- Best large action scene: 76350 Spider-Man vs. Hulk Epic Clash
- Best city display: 76324 Spider-Man vs. Oscorp
- Best brick-built figure: 76346 Spider-Man Hero Figure
- Best adult display mask: 76329 Miles Morales’ Mask
How to choose a Spider-Man LEGO set
Match the official age grade to the builder
LEGO’s age grades are a useful first filter. The smaller mechs (76308, 76337, and 76338) are marked 6+. Vehicle and apartment sets such as 76309, 76317, and 76349 sit around 7+ or 8+. Scene builds like 76321 and 76334 are 9+. Oscorp is 10+, the Hero Figure is 12+, and the mask sets are 18+ adult builds.
Decide between play, scene, and display
Mechs, cars, and the prison transport are built for role-play. Apartment, subway, Oscorp, and the Hulk clash sets are scene builds. The Hero Figure and the mask sets are display pieces first. Choose a play set for kids who invent stories, and a display build if you want something that still looks good on a shelf.
Budget by set size, then check the current price
Smaller mechs are usually the least expensive way into the theme, mid-size vehicles and scene sets sit in the middle, and large street scenes or the Hero Figure cost more. Retiring sets can jump in price once they leave shelves, so always check the current price. For lower-cost options, see our under-$50 gift guide.
Best Spider-Man LEGO sets for fans
76308 Spider-Man Mech vs. Anti-Venom
This is the smallest set in the guide and a natural first build. Official details: 107 pieces, ages 6+, two minifigures (Spider-Man and Anti-Venom), and a posable mech over 4.5 in. (11 cm) tall. The mech has movable arms, legs, and fingers, an opening cockpit for the Spider-Man minifigure, and a large flexible web.
LEGO has listed this set as retiring soon, so availability can be uneven. If it is gone or priced high, 76337 is the closest current alternative.
76337 Miles Morales Mech vs. Spider-Man 2099
This 2026 mech set is a good starter for fans of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. Official details: 135 pieces, ages 6+, two minifigures (Miles Morales and Spider-Man 2099), and a fully jointed mech over 4.5 in. (11 cm) tall. The torso opens for Miles. The mech includes a detachable 3-stud shooter, a web rope, and razor web elements; Spider-Man 2099 has a hand-held laser-beam element.
It is a short build with a clear play loop, which makes it a strong first set for a younger builder who already knows these two characters.
76338 Mech Battle: Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock
If a single small mech feels too slight, this set doubles the idea. Official details: 315 pieces, ages 6+, three minifigures (Spider-Man, Ghost-Spider, and Doc Ock), and two fully jointed mechs with opening cockpits. The Iron Spider-style mech stands over 5 in. (13 cm) tall and has two button-operated stud shooters. The Doc Ock mech has four articulated tentacles. The set also includes two web ropes, plus slings for Ghost-Spider.
This is one of the better mid-size play sets in the current wave: more characters than the 100-piece mechs, still a 6+ grade, and a clear good-versus-evil setup. Check the current price.
76309 Spider-Man vs. Venom Muscle Car
Official details: 254 pieces, ages 7+, and three minifigures: Spider-Man with a web blaster, Venom with four tentacles, and Spider-Woman (Julia Carpenter) with a large flexible web. The Venomized car has a shooter on each side, an accessible engine, and an opening cockpit. Venom can sit in the car if you remove his two lower tentacles, which can then be used on the vehicle. A safe of gold bars can be dragged by the car.
This is a strong pick for a kid who likes vehicle chases. LEGO has listed it as retiring soon, so check current availability.
76334 Epic Battle: Spider-Man vs. Sandman
This set recreates a construction-site clash from Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man 3. Official details: 201 pieces, ages 9+, and three minifigures: Spider-Man, Venom, and Sandman. The model includes a background build with a sturdy base and nameplate, a web rope for Spider-Man, Sandman rising from rubble with a supersized arm, and Venom with four movable tentacles. The finished set is over 5.5 in. (14 cm) high.
It sits in LEGO’s Epic Moment collection, which is meant to work as both a play set and room decor. The 9+ grade is a little higher than the small mechs.
76317 Peter Parker’s Apartment
This is one of the more characterful mid-size play sets. Official details: 394 pieces, ages 8+, and four minifigures: Spider-Man, Mary Jane, Hobgoblin, and Anti-Venom. The two-level apartment has a kitchen, study, and bedroom, with details such as a flip-up bed, desk, computer, camera, and microscope. A giant flexible web attaches to the building, and a push-button function makes part of the building collapse. The apartment and web are over 6 in. (16 cm) high.
LEGO notes that this set can connect to 76324 and can be stacked with 76311 Spider-Verse: Miles Morales vs. The Spot. The official shop has listed 76317 as retiring soon at times, so check current availability.
76321 Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock Subway Train Scene
Based on a sequence from Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man 2, this is a train interior and battle scene rather than a full city block. Official details: 393 pieces, ages 9+, and four minifigures: Spider-Man, Doc Ock, Aunt May, and J. Jonah Jameson. Spider-Man has interchangeable masked and unmasked heads and a large web that can attach to the train. Doc Ock has four jointed tentacles, including clips that attach to the train. The roof lifts off so you can reach the seats inside.
If the recipient already loves the Sam Raimi films, this is one of the most specific sets you can buy. Like 76317, it has appeared as retiring soon, so confirm stock and check the current price.
76349 Spider-Man Prison Transport Chase
Inspired by Spider-Man: Brand New Day, this is the current mid-size vehicle set to look at if older 2025 vehicles are getting hard to find. Official details: 367 pieces, ages 8+, and four minifigures: Spider-Man, Tombstone, Tarantula, and a DODC Guard. The six-wheel transporter has two stud shooters, an opening roof hatch, an opening rear prison cell, and suspension, and it measures over 6 in. (16 cm) long.
This is a practical gift for ages 8 and up: a complete chase scene, a manageable build, and characters specific to the newer film. Check the current price.
76350 Spider-Man vs. Hulk Epic Clash
Also inspired by Spider-Man: Brand New Day, this is the bigger scene build in that group. Official details: 534 pieces, ages 8+, five minifigures (Spider-Man, Tarantula, Scorpion, Boomerang, and a hotdog vendor), plus a large Hulk figure. The office building stands over 14 in. (36 cm) high. A rear trigger blasts the front wall apart to reveal Hulk, and the wall can be rebuilt. Transparent posing sticks allow mid-air poses.
LEGO notes that this set can be combined with other modular-style buildings, including 76324, sold separately. That makes it a better long-term shelf piece than a small mech.
76346 Spider-Man Hero Figure
This is the showpiece brick-built figure in the current lineup. Official details: 813 pieces, ages 12+, standing over 14.5 in. (36 cm) tall, with 24 points of articulation, including individually movable fingers. It is inspired by Spider-Man’s look in Spider-Man: Brand New Day and comes with a nameplate, detachable webs, and an accompanying Spider-Man minifigure.
The 12+ grade and higher piece count make this a better gift for older kids, teens, and adult fans than for a younger builder. It is a display piece you can still pose. For plastic action figures rather than brick-built ones, see our action figures guide.
76324 Spider-Man vs. Oscorp
This is the largest city scene in the guide. Official details: 808 pieces, ages 10+, and eight minifigures: Spider-Man, Spider-Woman, Miles Morales with his motorbike, Eddie Brock, Ghost-Spider, Norman Osborn, Kraven the Hunter, and Green Goblin with his glider. The street has three buildings: Miles Morales’s apartment over a jewelry store, the Oscorp building, and Venom’s apartment over a convenience store, with furnished rooms and posing sticks.
If you want one set that feels like a finished display, this is the one. It is a higher-budget purchase, so check the current price and measure shelf space first. It can be combined with 76317 and 76350.
76329 Miles Morales’ Mask and 76285 Spider-Man’s Mask
These are adult display builds, not playsets. Miles Morales’ Mask (76329) is an official 487-piece set for ages 18+. The completed model stands over 7.5 in. (19 cm) tall on a sturdy stand with a nameplate.
Spider-Man’s Mask (76285) is the earlier companion set: also 487 pieces, ages 18+, and over 7.5 in. (19 cm) tall on a stand with a nameplate. LEGO now lists 76285 as retired, so start with 76329 if you want a current adult mask. Check the current price carefully on retired boxes, because display sets can list well above their original range.
Buying tips by age and budget
- Ages 6 to 7: Start with 76308, 76337, or 76338. These mech sets have lower piece counts and a 6+ grade.
- Ages 8 to 9: 76317, 76349, 76309, and 76334 are the most balanced play-and-display options. 76321 is a good fit for fans of the Spider-Man 2 train scene.
- Ages 10 to 12: 76324 and 76350 make sense when you want a larger scene. 76346 is the better pick for a poseable display figure.
- Adults: 76329 is the current mask display. 76346 and 76324 also work well on an adult shelf.
- Lower budget: The small mechs are the usual starting point. Confirm they are still in stock, because retiring starter sets can get scarce.
- Mid budget: 76338, 76334, 76317, 76321, and 76349 cover most gift situations.
- Higher budget: 76350, 76346, and 76324 are the big-box choices.
When you shop, search by set number first. Generic names can surface older or unofficial lookalikes, and if a price looks far outside the usual range, check whether the set is retiring.
FAQ
What is the best Spider-Man LEGO set for a beginner?
Choose 76308 or 76337. Both are 6+, with a little more than 100 pieces and a short play feature. If you want more in the box without jumping to a large city set, 76338 is the next step.
Which set is best for a display shelf?
For a brick-built figure, choose 76346 Spider-Man Hero Figure. For a city block, choose 76324 Spider-Man vs. Oscorp. For a compact adult display, choose 76329 Miles Morales’ Mask. 76334 is a smaller scene that still includes a nameplate and base for a desk or bookshelf.
Do these sets work together?
Some do. LEGO notes that 76317 can connect to 76324 and can be stacked with 76311, and that 76350 can be combined with buildings such as 76324. Minifigures from any of these Marvel sets can be mixed in play.
What should I do if a set is retiring?
Compare the current price at a few retailers. If the set is gone, look at a current equivalent rather than overpaying by default: 76337 in place of 76308, 76349 in place of older vehicle sets, or 76329 in place of the retired 76285 mask.
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No. The set names and numbers are official LEGO products, but WebHero Collectibles is an independent site and is not affiliated with the LEGO Group, Marvel, or Disney.
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