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    Bring Spider-Man All the Way Home With 20% Off This Iconic Lego Set

    Michael ComaousBy Michael ComaousAugust 3, 20252 Mins Read
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    I’m not going to get into who the best Spider-Man is and why it is Andrew Garfield. But if there’s one thing all Marvel fans can agree on it’s that the Statue of Liberty showdown in No Way Home is the most iconic crossover in the MCU so far. And now, thanks to Lego, you can re-create the exact scene at home, at a discount.

    Amazon is currently offering the Lego Marvel Spider-Man Final Battle set for $88, which is 20% off its regular price. Considering how we don’t see Marvel-themed Lego sets go on sale that often, this one’s a rare find and might not be around for long.

    The set re-creating the final battle from No Way Home includes all three Spider-Men, nine total minifigs and nearly a thousand pieces. You’ll have Tobey, Andrew, Tom, Doctor Strange, MJ (of course), Ned, Electro, Green Goblin and Doc Ock. There’s another hidden surprise — lifting off the roof reveals Sandman’s giant hand.

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    Of course, what’s a Spidey without its webs? This set comes with soft web pieces to trap the bad guys, along with three clear supports that let you pose characters in the air. There’s even a flip-open section at the back that reveals a portal.

    It’s recommended for ages 10 and older but I won’t judge if you’re a full-grown adult trying to get your hands on it before the kids do — because, same.

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    Why this deal matters

    Lego sets offer a great way to relive your favorite movie moments, and this one hits especially hard for Marvel fans. It’s more than a toy, and at 20% off, it’s a great excuse to bring this nostalgia-evoking collectible home without paying full price.

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