LEGO Marvel Spider-Man vs Oscorp Building Toy 76324 | 8 Minifigures & 3 Detailed Buildings

Immerse in a City Scale Spider-Man Adventure

The LEGO Marvel Spider-Man vs Oscorp building set (76324) invites young heroes to bring a sprawling New York scene to life. Designed for ages 10 and up, this multi-building play space places Spider-Man and his allies at the center of a tense street battle with Green Goblin and his crew. With 808 pieces, kids can construct Miles Morales apartment above a jewelry store, the Oscorp building, and Venom s hideout above a convenience store, creating dynamic stories across three modular facades. The brick texture and bold colors invite tactile exploration and imaginative storytelling, helping players feel the energy of an action packed city street.

What’s included and how to play

• 8 Marvel minifigures: Spider-Man, Spider-Woman, Miles Morales with his motorbike, Eddie Brock, Ghost-Spider, Norman Osborn, Kraven the Hunter, and Green Goblin on his glider.
• Authentic accessories and furnishings for each room, supporting varied scenes from rooftop chases to interior confrontations.
• Transparent sticks for posing figures with realistic action poses, enabling dynamic web slinging and dramatic angles.
• Motorbike and play weapons extend storytelling possibilities beyond simple builds.
• Build Together via the LEGO Builder app to collaborate with friends and family on building sessions.

Display, play, and collect

When assembled, the street scene measures over 18 inches high and 38 centimeters wide, creating a striking display piece for a child s room or play area. The three building layout invites repeat play as stories evolve, making it a strong option for fans who enjoy extended storytelling and decorative room accents. The set also serves as a collector friendly addition to a Marvel collection, with richly detailed facades and a cast that spans heroes and villains alike.

Considerations for buyers

As with many LEGO sets, the joy comes from ongoing exploration and collaboration. Benefits such as cooperative building, poseable action, and decorative value emerge through regular use and creative play, rather than a single fixed outcome.