Spider-Man

Attack on the Spider Lair

A villain's hidden headquarters is one of the classic build types among Marvel Spider-Man sets, with multiple levels, traps and hidden passages leaving room for extended play scenes. This 482-piece set recreates exactly that kind of spider lair, bringing together no fewer than six figures. Hero and villains face off here in unusually large numbers.

Set number
76175
Year
2021
Pieces
482
Minifigures
6
Different parts
170
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 170

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 (15)

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

Minifigures 6

Description

A hideout across several levels

The build leans on Dark Blue as its dominant colour, supported by Light Bluish Gray and Dark Bluish Gray for rock and concrete structures, plus Red as Spider-Man's signature accent colour. That dark palette creates the atmosphere of an underground or hidden lair, setting it clearly apart from the brighter city scenes found in other Spider-Man sets. Across 482 pieces, the build spreads over several levels and rooms rather than a single large surface, letting more than one play area be used at the same time. Traps and hidden mechanisms tucked between the levels invite you to restage the scene in different ways.

Six figures for large-scale confrontations

With six included figures, this set ranks among the more figure-heavy models in the smaller Marvel range, allowing noticeably more simultaneous play scenes than sets with only two or three figures. That headcount makes it possible to field allies and several villains at once instead of being limited to a single duel, giving the scene considerably more narrative depth and suiting play sessions with more than one child.

170 distinct parts

With 170 distinct parts across 482 pieces, the set offers the highest part variety of those compared here, showing up in traps, mechanisms and small environmental details. For Marvel collectors, that is particularly interesting, since so much variety makes it easy to pull individual special elements for other dioramas or conversions without leaving obvious gaps in the main build. Small props such as tools or weapons add to that variety as well.

Colours and parts in detail

Anyone rebuilding the set, or hunting specifically for the hideout's dark blue tones, will find the full parts list on this page. That makes it easier to replace a missing piece or to use the set as a source of material for your own cave, hideout or underground builds in a similar colour scheme, since dark blue tones like these are less common in most collections.

FAQ

How many figures come with Attack on the Spider Lair?
Six figures are included, an above-average number for a set this size, which allows for larger play scenes.
What kind of location does the set recreate?
It builds a hidden, multi-level lair finished in dark blue and grey tones.
Is the set useful as a source of parts for other builds?
Yes, the high part variety and dark blue tones suit cave or hideout dioramas of your own particularly well.

Similar sets