67006 The Marvel Skyline has been announced as a new LEGO Marvel set inspired by the fictional spin on thew New York City skyline.
LEGO 67006 The Marvel Skyline brings the classic Architecture format to the Super Heroes theme, with buildings, creatures, vehicles and heroes inspired by The Avengers, Spider-Man, the X-Men, Black Panther and more.
The set is made up of 1,261 pieces, priced at £89.99 / $99.99 / €99.99 and will debut on January 1, 2027.
For years, LEGO Architecture delivered narrow skyline sets inspired by real cities, capturing numerous landmarks in a single model. Marvel Super Heroes is adapting the concept for the fictional take on New York City that fans know from the comic books.
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The set features home bases for many iconic heroes, such as the Wakandan Embassy for Black Panther, Rand Enterprises Building for the Fantastic Four, Pym Laboratories for Ant-Man, Nelson and Murdock – Attorneys at Law office for Daredevil and Xavier’s Mansion for the X-Men. The Quinjet and X-Jet deliver flying vehicles that ‘hover’ over the buildings.
Villains also need spaces to plot their nefarious schemes, so there are other structures including Hammer Industries, Roxxon Corporation, Oscorp Industries and Fisk Tower).
Because of his enormous size, the set presents Galactus as a minifigure, the perfect scale to terrorise the city’s unsuspecting citizens. By contrast, Spider-Man and the Human Torch are presented as micro figs with intricate printing. Spidey is positioned stopping a train, memorably evoking the moment from Spider-Man 2.
There have been a number of new sets announced recently, including three for DC Super Heroes – 67012 The Joker Wall Art Comic Cover, 67008 Batman Returns Batmobile & Duck and 67009 Arkham Batman Batmobile.
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