How many minifigures come with 76266 Endgame Final Battle?

The set includes six minifigures alongside its 795 pieces, making it one of the more figure-dense sets in this size range.

How many unique parts does the set contain?

There are 248 unique parts across the full 795-piece count, which gives the build reasonable variety without becoming overwhelming to sort.

What's the dominant colour scheme?

The set leans on Light Bluish Gray, Black, White and Dark Bluish Gray, a neutral battlefield palette that also makes the leftover pieces easy to reuse in other builds.

The Infinity Saga

Endgame Final Battle

Endgame Final Battle recreates the climactic showdown from the Marvel film in a dense 795-piece set built around six minifigures. The grey, black and white colour scheme gives the build a hard, battle-worn feel. Below you'll find the size class, colour mix and the full parts list for this set.

Set number: 76266
Year: 2023
Pieces: 795
Minifigures: 6
Theme: The Infinity Saga
Different parts: 248

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 248

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 (21)

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

Minifigures 6

Shuri fig-0114114 pieces × 1
Captain Marvel, Short Tan Hair fig-0118424 pieces × 1
Okoye, Gold Shoulder Armor fig-0133844 pieces × 1
Thanos, Big Fig Head, Angry (Big Fig) fig-0142258 pieces × 1
Valkyrie, Light Bluish Gray Outfit, Blue Cape fig-0142265 pieces × 1
Scarlet Witch, Skirt fig-0142275 pieces × 1

Description

A minifigure-heavy line-up

Six minifigures place this set among the more figure-dense Marvel releases in this size bracket, which matters if you're building a display scene rather than a single vehicle or structure. Spread across 795 pieces, that works out to roughly 130 pieces per figure once you include their small scene elements, noticeably leaner than a typical vehicle set. If your priority is characters over greebled detail, that ratio is worth noting before you buy, especially if you're comparing this release against other Infinity Saga sets with similar piece counts but fewer figures.

Build length and part variety

At 795 pieces with 248 unique parts, the build sits in a comfortable middle ground: substantial enough for an evening session, varied enough that sorting stays interesting rather than repetitive. Sets in this range tend to favour several smaller sub-builds over one large centrepiece, which fits a battle scene made of scattered debris, armour pieces and character bases rather than a single ship or building. Expect a build that alternates between fiddly minifigure assembly and quicker, more repetitive sections for the surrounding scenery.

Why the grey-and-black palette travels well

Light Bluish Gray, Black, White and Dark Bluish Gray dominate the set, a deliberately neutral palette built for a battlefield rather than a colourful hero shot. That restraint has a practical upside for anyone who keeps a parts bin: grey and black elements are some of the most reusable pieces in the LEGO® system, dropping cleanly into spaceships, vehicles or MOCs without clashing. If you build beyond the instructions, this is a set whose leftover parts are genuinely likely to get used again.

Reading the parts list before you buy

The parts list on this page breaks down every element by colour and quantity, which is useful groundwork before the box even arrives. It lets you judge how many small or specialised pieces are involved, spot elements worth checking against your existing collection, and plan ahead if you're combining this set with others for a bigger display. With 248 unique parts in the mix, a quick look at the list beforehand helps set expectations for how varied the build actually feels in hand.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with 76266 Endgame Final Battle?: The set includes six minifigures alongside its 795 pieces, making it one of the more figure-dense sets in this size range.
How many unique parts does the set contain?: There are 248 unique parts across the full 795-piece count, which gives the build reasonable variety without becoming overwhelming to sort.
What's the dominant colour scheme?: The set leans on Light Bluish Gray, Black, White and Dark Bluish Gray, a neutral battlefield palette that also makes the leftover pieces easy to reuse in other builds.

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