How many pieces does the Spider-Man Mech have?

Set 76146 contains 160 pieces across 65 unique parts, plus one minifigure.

What colours make up the set?

The build is dominated by red, dark bluish grey, blue and white, matching Spider-Man's classic look with added mechanical detailing.

Is this a good starter mech set?

Its shorter piece count makes it a reasonable first mech build for younger fans. Collectors also use it as a quick addition to a larger Marvel display.

Spider-Man

Spider-Man Mech

Set 76146 puts Spider-Man inside a chunky mech suit, one of several powered-armour builds LEGO® has added to its Marvel range in recent years. At 160 pieces it sits on the smaller side, though 65 unique parts give it more variety than the piece count suggests. Below you'll find the full parts list, broken down by colour and quantity.

Set number: 76146
Year: 2020
Pieces: 160
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Spider-Man
Different parts: 65

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 65

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 (7)

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

Minifigures 1

Spider-Man with Dark Red Webbing and Plain Blue Legs fig-0055663 pieces × 1

Description

A suit built around the minifigure

The set is built around a single idea: a bulky mech that a Spider-Man minifigure can climb into, echoing several other powered-suit builds across LEGO®'s Marvel line. Red and blue keep the model instantly recognisable as Spider-Man, while dark bluish grey and white read as armour plating and mechanical detail rather than costume. It's a straightforward way to give a well-known character an oversized, poseable vehicle without adding unrelated scenery or a large minifigure crew.

Why 65 unique parts matters

With 65 unique parts spread across 160 pieces, the average part repeats only two or three times, well below what you'd see in a set built mainly from basic bricks. That points to a build with plenty of specialised elements for joints, hands and mech panelling rather than large flat surfaces. The parts list on this page breaks every element down by colour and quantity, which is useful both for checking a used set and for spotting pieces worth reusing elsewhere.

A short build, a shelf-ready result

At 160 pieces, this is a build measured in tens of minutes rather than hours, which makes it a good option for a younger builder's first mech or a quick session between bigger projects. Once assembled, the mech and its minifigure stand as a compact display piece that doesn't need much shelf space, and it can just as easily be broken down again for hands-on play, then rebuilt exactly the same way without any leftover pieces to keep track of.

Fits alongside other Marvel sets

Because the colour palette sticks to a handful of tones, individual pieces sit well next to other red-and-blue Spider-Man builds or grey mechanical parts from elsewhere in the Marvel range. If you're after specific coloured elements for a custom build, the parts list is the quickest way to check what's actually inside before buying, which is especially handy for collectors comparing this set against similar mech builds before adding one to a collection.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Spider-Man Mech have?: Set 76146 contains 160 pieces across 65 unique parts, plus one minifigure.
What colours make up the set?: The build is dominated by red, dark bluish grey, blue and white, matching Spider-Man's classic look with added mechanical detailing.
Is this a good starter mech set?: Its shorter piece count makes it a reasonable first mech build for younger fans. Collectors also use it as a quick addition to a larger Marvel display.