LEGO Marvel Skyline Set Revealed With Avengers, X-Men & Fantastic Four
LEGO Reveals Marvel Skyline Set With 14 Locations, Galactus & More
LEGO’s new Marvel Skyline set includes Galactus, the Quinjet, X-Jet, Fantastic Four details and landmarks from across the Marvel Universe.
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LEGO is bringing many of Marvel's most famous locations together in one set with The Marvel Skyline, a new microscale build being revealed at New York Comic Con 2026 alongside LEGO's upcoming DC-themed sets we revealed earlier this week.
The new set pulls from across Marvel comics, movies, and television, with Avengers Tower, the X-Mansion, Oscorp Industries, Fisk Tower, the Baxter Building, the Daily Bugle, and the Sanctum Sanctorum, among others. Multiple Marvel vehicles and spacecraft fill the skyline too, while Galactus is included as a minifigure.
Every Marvel Location Included In LEGO's New Skyline Set
The set pulls from several different corners of the Marvel Universe, with locations tied to the Avengers, X-Men, Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, Daredevil, Iron Fist, Ant-Man, Wakanda and more. The locations identified on back of The Marvel Skyline packaging include:
- A.I.M. – Advanced Idea Mechanics
- Avengers Tower
- Oscorp Industries
- The Daily Bugle
- DODC – The United States Department of Damage Control
- Nelson and Murdock – Attorneys at Law
- Baxter Building
- Roxxon Corporation
- Fisk Tower
- Wakandan Embassy
- Pym Laboratories
- Rand Enterprises Building
- The X-Mansion
- Sanctum Sanctorum
The Fantastic Four also get several extra touches beyond the Baxter Building, including what appears to be a spacecraft design inspired by the MCU's Excelsior, and Human Torch's flaming "4" aerial signature. The X-Men have the smallest, tiniest little building.
Other vehicles and airborne elements include the Avengers Quinjet, no doubt flown by the best Avenger, Hawkeye, the X-Jet, Thanos Copter and a Chitauri Leviathan as featured in 2012's The Avengers and later introduced canonically to the comics.
Galactus is included as the set's sole minifigure, while Spider-Man and Human Torch are represented as microfigures within the skyline.
LEGO is also supporting Build Together mode through the LEGO Builder app, allowing multiple people to work on different parts of the cityscape at the same time.
LEGO's New Marvel Skyline Joins Its Batman Reveals At NYCC
Fans attending New York Comic Con can see LEGO's The Marvel Skyline set up close at Marvel's Booth #2153 during the convention.
LEGO is also displaying DC Batman The Joker Wall Art Comic Cover, DC Batman Returns Batmobile & Duck, and DC Arkham Batman Batmobile at the DC Booth (#4365).
ScreenRant will be covering New York Comic Con throughout the weekend with live reporting from the panels, exclusive interviews that we're hosting on the show floor from all the TV shows, films, and more at the event. And we have several exclusive reveals on the way for NYCC including more from Marvel, all available through our New York Comic Con hub.
The Marvel Skyline will be available to pre-order from LEGO beginning October 8 at 10 a.m. ET and launches on January 1, 2027 through LEGO.com, LEGO Stores, and other major retailers.
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