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Lego Marvel set brings back an icon, but makes it so much more affordable

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Lego Marvel set brings back an icon, but makes it so much more affordable

A new, modular Lego Marvel Sanctum Sanctorum has been revealed, and it's literally half the price of the previous version.

As well as being a scaled-down version of the iconic Doctor Strange location (it's a facade rather than the full building), it doesn't just retread old ground; it gives the Sanctum Sanctorum an undead twist by mixing together the What If and Marvel Zombies animated shows. This Lego Marvel set will launch on January 1, 2027 via Lego.

UK: £89.99 at LEGO

This set is made up of 814 pieces, and it depicts the front of the Sanctum Sanctorum - Doctor Strange's home on Bleeker Street in New York. There are six minifigures in total; Strange Supreme from What If alongside Marvel Zombies' F.R.I.D.A.Y. (the teddy bear head on Iron Man armor), Zombie Hunter Spider-Man, Red Queen Scarlet Witch, Zombie Namor, and Zombie Thor. Flipping the building around reveals three rooms: the entrance hall, library, and attic.

While it's a lot simpler than the previous Lego Sanctum Sanctorum (which competed with the best Lego sets so far as scope and ambition go), it still captures the essence of the location despite operating under a greatly reduced piece count. It's unmistakably Doctor Strange's New York home, but for much less money. The old version was impressive, but set you back a weighty $249.99/£214.99. By comparison, this is half the cost and still does a good job of recreating the building.

Even though the interior may not drop your jaw in the same way, there are also plenty of cool nods tucked away in that Bleeker Street brownstone.


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