LEGO revealed The Marvel Skyline, set 67006, at New York Comic Con. It packs 1,261 pieces, Avengers Tower, the Daily Bugle and LEGO’s first Galactus minifigure for $99.99.
LEGO has a new way to put the whole Marvel universe on your shelf.
The company revealed The Marvel Skyline, set 67006, at New York Comic Con. It’s a 1,261-piece build that squeezes a city’s worth of Marvel landmarks into one display, and it comes with something LEGO fans have never had before: a Galactus minifigure.
Preorders are open on LEGO.com, and the set ships Jan. 1, 2027.
How much is the LEGO Marvel Skyline?
The set is listed at $99.99 in the U.S., according to Brick Fanatics, SuperHeroHype and others. That’s about 8 cents a piece.
One site, StoneWars, listed it at $109.99, so check LEGO.com for the final price before you order. In the U.K. it’s 89.99 pounds, and in Europe it’s 99.99 euros.
The set is rated for ages 18 and up, like most of LEGO’s display builds.
What buildings are in the LEGO Marvel Skyline?
A lot of them. The skyline packs in the big landmarks from Marvel comics, movies and shows:
Avengers Tower
The Daily Bugle
The Baxter Building, home of the Fantastic Four
The X-Mansion
Oscorp and Fisk Tower
The Sanctum Sanctorum, Doctor Strange’s home base
The Wakandan Embassy
Pym Laboratories and Rand Enterprises
Roxxon, Hammer Industries and A.I.M.
Nelson and Murdock, the law office from Daredevil
The Department of Damage Control, the MCU’s cleanup crew
There are vehicles too, including a Quinjet, an X-Jet and the Spider-Mobile.
LEGO’s description pitches it as a way to “create a connecting narrative across multiple comics, movies, and series,” according to StoneWars.
Is there a Galactus minifigure?
Yes, and that’s the headline for collectors. The set includes a Galactus minifigure, which Brick Fanatics called the first physical LEGO Galactus minifigure ever made.
Galactus, the planet-eating giant, made his big-screen debut as a full character in Marvel Studios’ The Fantastic Four: First Steps in 2025. Now he’s small enough to stand on a desk.
The set also has tiny microfigures of Spider-Man and the Human Torch, scaled to match the buildings.
Both get their own little scenes. Spider-Man is posed to recreate the train fight from Spider-Man 2, and the Human Torch burns a flaming number 4 on top of the Baxter Building, Brick Fanatics reported.
How big is the LEGO Marvel Skyline?
It’s built to fit on a shelf. The finished set measures about 40 centimeters long and 21 centimeters tall, Brick Fanatics reported. That’s roughly 16 inches by 8 inches.
StoneWars puts the depth at about 11 centimeters, or a little over 4 inches.
When does the LEGO Marvel Skyline come out?
The set ships Jan. 1, 2027, and preorders are open now on LEGO.com.
Brick Fanatics called it LEGO Marvel’s first 2027 set, so it’s an early look at what’s coming next year. With a New Year’s Day release, it’ll be one of the first new sets of 2027.
Is the LEGO Marvel Skyline worth it?
If you’re a Marvel fan with shelf space, it’s a strong pitch. You get more than a dozen locations, three vehicles and a first-ever minifigure for about $100.
Just know what you’re buying. Galactus is the only full-size minifigure, and the heroes are microfigures, so this one is more about the city than the characters.
If you already have a shelf of LEGO Marvel sets, this one could sit behind them like a backdrop. Galactus would probably enjoy the view. He usually eats it.
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Hat Tips:
Brick Fanatics, Oct. 8, 2026: set number, piece count, price, release date, size, Galactus minifigure, microfigure scenes
StoneWars, Oct. 8, 2026: building list, vehicles, age rating, depth, LEGO description, price listing
SuperHeroHype, Oct. 8, 2026: New York Comic Con reveal and preorders
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