Spider-Man

Spider-Man's Mask

Spider-Man's Mask recreates the hero's iconic red-and-black mask as a display-only build, with no minifigure in sight. The 487-piece model captures the large white eye shapes that make Spider-Man instantly recognisable, using a surprisingly high 135 unique parts for a set with no play scene attached. It's built purely to be looked at rather than played with.

Set number
76285
Year
2024
Pieces
487
Minifigures
0
Different parts
135
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 135

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (5)

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

Description

A mask, not a minifigure

This set skips the usual formula of a scene plus a minifigure and instead builds only the mask itself, scaled up into a standalone display piece. The oversized white eye shapes and the red-and-black webbing pattern carry the whole design, since there's no figure or backdrop to lean on. Sets like this sit within a wider line of LEGO® Marvel mask and helmet builds aimed at collectors who want an iconic piece of film and comic imagery on a shelf, separate from any minifigure-scale play set.

Curved shaping, 135 unique parts

Building a rounded helmet shape out of bricks takes far more angled and specialised pieces than a flat scene would, and that shows in the numbers: 135 of the 487 pieces are unique shapes, a high ratio for a set this size. Rather than repeating the same brick across large flat surfaces, each row nudges the shape a little further round, so the build reads as more technical than a typical playset - closer to sculpting with bricks than stacking them.

The colour story

The palette sticks closely to Spider-Man's familiar look: red covers most of the outer surface, black picks out the webbing and contour lines, white forms the large eye shapes, and tan most likely appears in interior structure or a stand. That tight, recognisable colour split means the finished mask reads instantly even from across a room, without needing any extra labelling or scenery to identify it.

Built to be displayed

With no minifigure and no play scene, the appeal here is entirely in the build and the finished object, whether that ends up on a shelf, desk or dedicated display spot. Checking this page's parts list before starting is worth it given how many specialised shapes go into the curved surface - it makes spotting a missing or mixed-up piece much easier, and doubles as a quick reference if a replacement part is ever needed later.

FAQ

Does this set come with a minifigure?
No, it's built entirely from the 487 pieces that form the mask itself - there's no minifigure included.
How many unique parts does the build use?
135 of the 487 pieces are unique shapes, which is what allows the curved, helmet-like form to take shape.
What colours make up the mask?
Red and black cover the outer surface and webbing, white forms the eyes, and tan likely fills in interior details or a stand - the parts list gives the exact breakdown.

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