Quick review: LEGO Marvel 76324 Spider-Man vs. Oscorp

Today we take a very quick tour of the content of the LEGO Marvel set 76324 Spider-Man vs. Oscorp, a box of 808 pieces currently on pre-order on the official online store at the retail price of €129,99 and which will be available from August 1, 2025.

I won't draw you a picture, this is a playset for young fans of the Marvel universe and even if LEGO promises us a "urban scene"grouping"Miles Morales' apartment above a jewelry store, the Oscorp building, and Venom's apartment above a grocery store", the whole thing is of a poverty, both visual and technical, quite disconcerting.

The apartments in question are actually only identifiable through a few very discreet references and they are furnished with the bare minimum. The construction might seem imposing at first glance with a footprint of almost 40 cm and a height reaching 46 cm, but you will have understood that these dimensions are only obtained through a massive use of glass in their frames and the presence of an antenna which allows the manufacturer to sell us a playset of an acceptable volume.

The product makes extensive use of stickers, all graphically very well executed, and the whole thing would have difficulty existing without these stickers that give a bit of character to the different facades. Unfortunately, the whole thing remains very poor technically with numerous panels, windows and other plates that allow you to quickly gain volume without inflating the inventory too much but which significantly shorten the assembly time of the product. LEGO has taken care to divide the process into five different booklets, so it is possible to build with several people.

The presence of Miles Morales's motorcycle, the few integrated features that boil down to dropping or moving things and the possibility of vaguely rearranging the different modules of this "modular" playset are not enough to save the day. Aesthetically, there are some good ideas in this diorama but it is far too symbolic and the whole thing is sorely lacking in finish in my opinion.

If the €130 LEGO is asking isn't in the build, it might be in the assortment of minifigures included. Here we have an interesting cast of eight characters: Spider-Man, Spider-Woman, Miles Morales with his motorcycle, Eddie Brock, Ghost-Spider, Norman Osborn with his glider, Kraven the Hunter, and the Green Goblin.

All these figures are well executed, but they are not all new by any means: the Spider-Man minifigure is from 2021, the Spider-Woman minifigure is identical to the version seen since the beginning of the year in the set 76309 Spider-Man vs. Venom Muscle Car, the injected legs in two less colors, Ghost-Spider exists in this form since 2019 and Miles Morales dates from 2021.

Norman Osborn's torso is that of Barty Crouch Sr., his head is also that of Arthur Weasley, Eddie Brock's torso is that of Harry Potter, and he shares his head with the Winter Soldier.

We're left with two new figurines: Kraven the Hunter, with Doctor Strange's head, and Green Goblin, who is the only one with pad-printed legs. That's meager for a box that sold for €130, if we were counting on the figurines to justify the expense.

There's no point in insisting, this product seems to me to be what LEGO often struggles to avoid: a large handful of figurines accompanied by a construction that only serves to promote the "construction toy" label of the thing. It's difficult to defend the creative bias, if there is one, at work here in trying to immerse us in an urban atmosphere, it's really too simplistic even for young audiences.

I have trouble seeing where the €130 that LEGO is asking is, let's hope that this set is soon available for much less elsewhere than on the official online store.

The LEGO Star Wars range is also taking its time in terms of pricing this year, but it still offers something relatively accomplished in terms of construction in exchange for the amount requested. Here, this is far from being the case and we feel that LEGO is only counting on the presence of very popular characters from the Marvel universe to sell this derivative product, which is not a toy worthy of what we can expect from the world number one in the sector in 2025.

Daring to ask €130 for that is a bit pretentious and disappointing knowing that the manufacturer recycles many elements already available for the different characters supplied: Selling us parts from the Harry Potter range in a Marvel licensed product without making the effort to offer us some torsos with an original design confirms a certain laziness and a concern for economy which seems to me a bit exaggerated here.

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