Does this set include a minifigure?

Yes, set 76141 includes a Thanos minifigure along with the mech suit, for a total of 152 pieces.

Why isn't the set purple?

The colours describe the mech's armour rather than the character's skin, so gold, dark blue and grey dominate instead of the purple usually linked to Thanos.

Does it match other mech sets in scale?

Yes, it's broadly similar in size to other Marvel mech sets from the same period, so it displays well alongside them.

Avengers

Thanos Mech

Set 76141 gives Thanos, the Avengers' best-known adversary, a bulky mech suit rather than an oversized standalone figure. At 152 pieces with 59 unique parts, it sits close in size to its Spider-Man Mech counterpart but carries its own distinct colour scheme. The full parts list, with every colour and quantity, appears further down this page.

Set number: 76141
Year: 2020
Pieces: 152
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Avengers
Different parts: 59

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 59

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (13)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 1

Thanos in Dark Blue and Gold Outfit fig-0055924 pieces × 1

Description

Villains get mechs too

Rather than building Thanos as a giant standalone figure, this set puts him inside a mech: a poseable suit the minifigure climbs into. The same approach appears across several 2020 Marvel sets, letting both heroes and villains sit inside similarly scaled, action-ready builds. For anyone collecting the wider mech line, that consistency means this suit lines up reasonably well in size next to its counterparts on a shelf. It also means fans don't need to choose between heroes and villains when building out a matching mech display.

Gold and grey rather than purple

The colour list is worth a second look: pearl gold, dark bluish grey, dark blue and dark tan lead the build, not the purple tones usually associated with Thanos himself. That's because the palette describes the mech's armour plating rather than the character's skin, with gold detailing used to set off the darker blues and greys and give the suit a heavier, more armoured look.

What 59 unique parts buys you

Across 152 pieces, 59 unique parts means each element repeats roughly two and a half times on average, a ratio typical of action-focused builds with plenty of specialised joints, plates and grip pieces rather than large flat areas. The full breakdown by colour and quantity sits on this page, useful for replacing a missing piece or hunting down specific coloured elements for another project.

A quick build for a Marvel shelf

At 152 pieces, the mech comes together in a single sitting, making it a fast addition to an existing Marvel collection rather than a major project. Once built, the suit and minifigure stand as a compact but eye-catching display piece, and the whole thing breaks down easily if you'd rather rebuild it or reuse parts elsewhere. That combination of a short build time and a strong finished look is fairly typical of this generation of Marvel mech sets, making it an easy recommendation for a quick weekend build.

FAQ

Does this set include a minifigure?: Yes, set 76141 includes a Thanos minifigure along with the mech suit, for a total of 152 pieces.
Why isn't the set purple?: The colours describe the mech's armour rather than the character's skin, so gold, dark blue and grey dominate instead of the purple usually linked to Thanos.
Does it match other mech sets in scale?: Yes, it's broadly similar in size to other Marvel mech sets from the same period, so it displays well alongside them.