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Set 76186 Black Panther Dragon Flyer
The Infinity Saga

Black Panther Dragon Flyer

The Black Panther Dragon Flyer belongs to Marvel's The Infinity Saga line, released to mark ten years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Its sharp, dragon-inspired shape draws on Wakandan design language, and the set includes three minifigures rather than just a single pilot for a display vehicle.

Set number
76186
Year
2021
Pieces
202
Minifigures
3
Theme
The Infinity Saga
Different parts
78
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 78

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Spare parts (9)

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

Minifigures 3

Description

A Wakandan-styled flyer

Rather than copying one exact scene from a film, the flyer's pointed, dragon-like shape reflects a fair amount of LEGO's own design freedom, built around the general aesthetic and technology associated with Wakanda. That approach is common in Marvel sets when no single on-screen vehicle exists to model directly, letting the designers build something that still feels connected to the character and setting. The swept nose and flared wing sections read as part animal, part high-performance craft, which fits Wakanda's blend of futuristic technology and natural, organic forms in the films.

Shape and colour scheme

Dark bluish grey and black form the main body of the flyer, while trans-light blue pieces suggest energy or thrust effects along the frame. That mix of solid dark tones and translucent blue is a recurring trick in Marvel vehicle sets, letting LEGO hint at advanced technology without adding any actual moving mechanism to the model itself. The transparent pieces are placed deliberately at the nose and tail, so the finished model reads clearly front to back even without a conventional cockpit canopy.

Three figures, more than one story

Having three minifigures rather than a single pilot means the set supports small confrontations rather than just a static cockpit scene, in keeping with other Infinity Saga sets. Recognising the characters helps if you know the comics or films, but the flyer also works as a straightforward action vehicle without that context, crew included. The combination of vehicle and multiple figures also makes it easy to line up alongside other small Marvel sets for a bigger shared display, rather than standing it on its own.

Parts count and reuse potential

At 202 pieces and 78 unique parts, the build is compact without feeling too simple. The trans-blue and grey shaping pieces are worth a look if you build your own spacecraft or vehicles beyond the set itself; the full parts list on this page lists every colour and shape included, useful if you're after specific elements. Builders working on their own science-fiction creations may find the dark grey panels and transparent blue pieces a useful base for engine or energy effects on entirely different vehicles.

FAQ

What is the Dragon Flyer meant to represent?
A futuristic, Wakanda-styled vehicle linked to Black Panther's aesthetic rather than a direct recreation of one specific film scene.
How many minifigures come with the set?
Three, which allows for small scenes involving more than one character rather than a single pilot on their own.
What colours define the model?
Mainly dark bluish grey and black, with trans-light blue accents, as listed in full in the parts list on this page.

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