The Infinity Saga

Sanctum Sanctorum

Sanctum Sanctorum recreates Doctor Strange's New York residence from the Marvel universe, built from 2,713 pieces with nine minifigures. The model is a cutaway building, showing several floors and the facade at once. 505 unique parts add detail throughout, from the library to the rooftop.

Set number
76218
Year
2022
Pieces
2,713
Minifigures
9
Different parts
505
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 505

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Spare parts (72)

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

Minifigures 9

Description

A building built as a cutaway

Rather than a closed facade, Sanctum Sanctorum opens up to show several floors at once, from the entrance hall through the library of magical artefacts up to the rooftop with its distinctive dome. This layout is typical of the larger Marvel and DC building sets, and it means the finished model works as a diorama with a clear view into every room rather than only being viewed from outside. The circular window rosette on the facade and the angled staircases both add to how recognisable the building is.

Nine minifigures from the Marvel universe

With nine minifigures, this is one of the more figure-heavy Marvel sets. Anyone familiar with the Infinity Saga films will recognise several faces connected to Doctor Strange, along with accessories suited to action scenes inside the house. The figures can be placed throughout the different rooms of the cutaway model, from the library to the portal area, rather than only standing on a display base. That many figures make it possible to recreate several scenes at once rather than settling on a single moment from the story.

Parts, colours and build size

505 unique part shapes across 2,713 pieces show how many special elements go into the furniture, bookshelves and magical effects. The parts list on this page shows that light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, black and reddish brown define both the facade and much of the interior, matching the stone, wood and gothic-leaning style of the building from the films. Several of the special elements can be checked against the parts list on this page after purchase, useful for tracking down missing bookshelf or window pieces.

Building experience for collectors

With over 2,700 pieces and a multi-storey layout, the set suits experienced builders who value detail and display flexibility more than quick play sessions with young children. Anyone who already owns other Marvel diorama sets can slot Sanctum Sanctorum in comfortably as a standalone display piece alongside them. The multi-storey build also takes up noticeably more shelf space than flatter building sets with a similar piece count.

FAQ

What does the Sanctum Sanctorum set represent?
It recreates Doctor Strange's New York residence from the Marvel universe as a multi-storey cutaway model with a library, entrance hall and rooftop area.
How many minifigures are included?
The set includes nine minifigures connected to Doctor Strange and the Infinity Saga.
Can you see the building from outside or only inside?
Both: the model is built as a cutaway, so several interior rooms are visible at once while the facade still reads clearly from the front.

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