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Set 4858 Doc Ock's Crime Spree
4 Juniors Spider-Man

LEGO® Doc Ock's Crime Spree

Doc Ock's Crime Spree is a small 4 Juniors set from 2004 tied to the Spider-Man film. It has 57 pieces and one minifigure and is made for a quick build.

Set number
4858
Year
2004
Pieces
57
Minifigures
1
Theme
Spider-Man
Different parts
38
What can I build with it?

Parts list 38

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Minifigures 1

Description

A chase in miniature

The 4 Juniors range was aimed at younger children and offered simplified vehicles that go together without much fuss. This one puts the villain of the second Spider-Man film in the spotlight, Doc Ock, the scientist with the mechanical arms. The set appeared in 2004, the year the film opened. Instead of an elaborate scene you get a compact vehicle for acting out a getaway across the city, with no half-hour of preparation before the fun can begin.

Black, white and a touch of red

The colour split is clear. Black and white set the look, dark bluish grey supplies the technical parts, and red adds an accent that nods to Spider-Man himself. Of the 57 pieces, 35 are different types, which is a high share for a set this size. That leaves few duplicates, so almost every brick has a job of its own. The black and dark grey elements in particular are versatile when you want to rebuild something different.

The figure and playing

One minifigure comes with the set and serves as the driver or lead character of the scene. Because the vehicle is so small, most of the play happens in the imagination. Park it beside other Spider-Man sets, send it racing around the playroom, or lay out a street from loose bricks for the chase. For collectors it is mainly a piece of film history in pocket size that looks good next to bigger models from the same period.

What your collection already holds

The parts list on this page shows every element with its colour and quantity, so you can see at once what you would need for a rebuild or whether anything suits your own ideas. The “What can I build?” tool also checks which other sets your bricks could produce. With a set that has so many different parts, that check is worth doing, because the chance of overlap with other models is high.

FAQ

How many pieces is Doc Ock's Crime Spree?
Set 4858 has 57 pieces, 35 of them different part types, and includes one minifigure.
What does 4 Juniors mean?
It was a range of simplified, easy-to-build vehicles for younger children, here with a Spider-Man theme.
Which film is it based on?
It refers to the 2004 Spider-Man film, in which Doc Ock is the villain.

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