How many pieces and minifigures does the Daily Bugle have?

The set has 3,803 pieces and includes 25 minifigures spread across the building's several floors.

Is the Daily Bugle suitable for children?

No, its size and the number of small parts make it a set for adult builders and collectors rather than young children.

How many unique parts does the set use?

It uses 608 unique parts; you'll find the full list with colours further down this page.

Spider-Man

Daily Bugle

The Daily Bugle is one of LEGO®'s largest Marvel sets, with 3,803 pieces recreating the newspaper's office tower from the Spider-Man comics and films. With 25 minifigures, it's one of the most figure-packed sets in the Marvel range, giving plenty of scope for display scenes. This page covers the key facts plus the full parts list with colours.

Set number: 76178
Year: 2021
Pieces: 3,803
Minifigures: 25
Theme: Spider-Man
Different parts: 608

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 608

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 (96)

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

Minifigures 25

Spider-Ham fig-0089213 pieces × 1
Spider-Man (Miles Morales), Dark Red Hoodie, Dual Molded Legs fig-0108254 pieces × 1
Dr. Octopus / Doc Ock, Dark Green Outfit, Neck Bracket fig-01082669 pieces × 1
Ghost-Spider / Spider-Gwen, Open Front Hood, White Hands fig-0108284 pieces × 1
Sandman, Swirling Dirt Lower Body with Green Sweater fig-0108304 pieces × 1
Green Goblin fig-0111014 pieces × 1
Spider-Man, Printed Arms, Red Boots fig-0112423 pieces × 1
Daredevil fig-0112944 pieces × 1
Firestar fig-0112954 pieces × 1
Mysterio, Green Outfit, Opal Trans-Light Blue Helmet fig-0112975 pieces × 1
Peter Parker, Red Jacket fig-0112984 pieces × 1
Robbie Robertson fig-0112994 pieces × 1
Aunt May, Light Bluish Gray Sweater fig-0113004 pieces × 1
Ben Urich fig-0113014 pieces × 1
Blade fig-0113024 pieces × 1
Betty Brant fig-0113034 pieces × 1
J. Jonah Jameson, Black Suit, Dark Bluish Gray Hair fig-0113044 pieces × 1
Amber Grant fig-0113054 pieces × 1
Ron Barney fig-0113064 pieces × 1
Taxi Driver Bernie fig-0113074 pieces × 1
Venom, Two Long and Two Short Tentacles fig-01130812 pieces × 1
Gwen Stacy fig-0113094 pieces × 1
The Punisher fig-0113104 pieces × 1
Black Cat fig-0113114 pieces × 1
Carnage, Two Long and Two Short Tentacles fig-01131212 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

Cascading Crowns Building 1,840 pieces by Crimson Coronet

View the idea at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

A multi-storey office tower

The model recreates the Daily Bugle newspaper's office building from the Spider-Man universe, split across several floors with interior detail that swings open for display. At 3,803 pieces, it's one of the larger sets in the Marvel line-up and suits adult builders with the time and patience for a lengthy build. The façade mixes large glass sections with details such as neon signage and street-level elements, resulting in a diorama that works well as a display piece.

Colours and unique parts

Light Bluish Grey, trans-clear, Dark Bluish Grey and black dominate the colour palette, a fitting mix for an office tower with lots of windows and metal-look elements. In total the set uses 608 unique parts, ranging from large façade panels down to small printed pieces for signage and interiors. Anyone interested in individual elements, or hunting for parts for their own builds, will find the complete parts list with colours and quantities further down this page.

25 minifigures across the building

With 25 minifigures, the Daily Bugle sits among the most figure-heavy sets in the Marvel range. That number makes it possible to populate several floors at once and act out different scenes from the newsroom and the wider Spider-Man world, rather than building around a single action moment. For collectors more interested in figures than architecture, the minifigure count alone makes this set worth a look, even apart from the finished building.

Who the set suits

The Daily Bugle is aimed at experienced builders after a large diorama with plenty of detail and shelf space to match, rather than children or newcomers to the hobby. Because the back of the building opens up, it works better as a display piece than for everyday play. Anyone who already owns other Spider-Man sets can mix in the minifigures and smaller parts easily; the parts list on this page helps with matching colours and elements for further builds.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the Daily Bugle have?: The set has 3,803 pieces and includes 25 minifigures spread across the building's several floors.
Is the Daily Bugle suitable for children?: No, its size and the number of small parts make it a set for adult builders and collectors rather than young children.
How many unique parts does the set use?: It uses 608 unique parts; you'll find the full list with colours further down this page.