
Avengers: Doomsday Heroes & Villain
Gambit, Thor, The Thing and Doctor Doom in one display group.
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Find the features that make a set worth a closer look, from display size and moving parts to the characters and hardware in the box.
October brings large display builds including Executor and Downton Abbey, gaming models, Pokémon displays and the holiday range. Start with the space you have and whether you want a display piece or a set to play with.

Gambit, Thor, The Thing and Doctor Doom in one display group.
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A bookshop that can disappear between novels or open across a shelf.
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A lit tree indoors and a moving horse outside.
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Choose it for both sides of the house’s story.
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A motorbike and sidecar turn two characters into one scene.
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A narrow four-level headquarters for minifigure scenes.
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An opening aircraft with Cyclops, Doom, The Thing and Captain America.
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A poseable robot and six minifigures for one large confrontation.
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Original-console nostalgia with removable Gran Turismo and Ape Escape dioramas.
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A Poké Ball shell that opens onto a Trainer’s world.
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A poseable Red with his backpack and handheld Poké Ball.
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Buddy’s face and movie references do the work here.
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A customizable brick decoration with two ways to display it.
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Choose this for separate decorations rather than one large Christmas model.
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Turn the date blocks on a chimney scene each day.
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Two minifigures and three reindeer make a compact holiday story.
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A large minifigure silhouette for a tabletop Christmas display.
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A 136 cm flagship with a separate scene for its minifigures.
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A small academy scene with two microfigures and a separate Wednesday minifigure.
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A brick backpack opens into Wednesday’s miniature dorm.
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One movie car with two display forms.
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Two contrasting characters with popcorn and a skateboard.
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SpongeBob and his jellyfishing net in a 72-piece build.
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A paired BrickHeadz display with surprises built inside.
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A general Christmas cast and a fold-out Santa’s workshop.
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Four princesses and four animal characters become an eight-player game.
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The yellow helmet becomes the focal point of a small display.
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Three minidolls and six little animals build a winter scene.
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A tall Ministry display with working entrances and battle details.
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An adult mansion display built around uneven architecture and ghostly occupants.
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Three homes and Jellyfish Fields give the characters a setting.
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The Original Series bridge and transporter room become the model.
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Doom’s mask and cloak become the whole subject.
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Six minifigures join small vehicles, stalls and holiday accessories.
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A small Shrek gift when the surprise is part of the fun.
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Six sealed mystery boxes to open together or divide among gifts.
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A floating shoe and a spaceman’s spinning dunk share one stand.
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Holiday characters, seven miniature vehicles and familiar creatures.
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Two brick-built brothers, a fishing bridge and small discoveries from Animal Crossing.
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A long London landmark with raising bascules and microscale traffic.
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A framed, textured interpretation of Klimt’s embracing couple.
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A modular mix of tulips, roses and other blooms for a shelf or desk.
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A white-pot plant with two long trailing vines or four shorter ones.
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A posable red panda that can be rebuilt into an owl or clownfish.
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A purple toy record player turns the Guts tour moon and holds your own keepsakes.
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A 50 cm guitar display with two Olivia minifigures hidden inside the electric side.
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A touring-case display with three hidden compartments and a Good 4 U scene.
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A decorative record with revealing stars, foil stickers and a Sour-inspired minifigure.
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Eleven purple-toned flowers with guitar petals, cherries and other music references.
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Three fairground activities and a tea pavilion for Gabby, Pandy Paws and Kittycorn.
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A small Gabby play scene built around gardening, snacks and a fold-out bed.
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A standalone Hubble display with removable panels, movable arrays and an astronaut.
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A green 77 RW-inspired car model with working steering and a folding textile roof.
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A poseable E.T. figure with sunflowers and a light-brick heart.
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A tall Día de los Muertos figure with marigolds, printed sugar skulls and monarch butterflies.
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Mulder's office, a separate woodland encounter and eight series minifigures.
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A buildable winged animal with a squid to chase.
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A molded Mosasaurus meets a cargo catamaran, helicopter and underwater drone.
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Build the dinosaur, then give it a breakable gate to escape through.
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Four molded dinosaurs and a rescue center for builders ages four and up.
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A short rescue sequence built around a truck, ATV and removable cage.
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Two poseable movie characters with expressions, notes and hidden storage.
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A poseable robot whose tape-recorder eyes turn with its head.
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Three brick-built mobs for a poseable Minecraft desk display.
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Four Dungeons 2 heroes face a jointed creature with an opening torso-mouth.
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Lloyd, Jay and a Loyalist come with one poseable dragon mech.
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An opening fortress with a laboratory, sickbed and throne room.
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Two jointed giants bring scale differences into the battle.
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An opening mountain hideout for the medical side of ONE PIECE.
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A dog-headed Marine ship with opening deck spaces and a shore market.
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A spiral-patterned fruit that opens onto a small Windmill Village scene.
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Shops, a motorcycle and a lever-operated Marine Office explosion.
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A posable doctor with an opening backpack and a display stand.
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A four-legged Pokémon display with articulation from tail to mouth.
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A posable Munchlax with a stump, an apple and two apple cores.
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A configurable Rayquaza above the clouds, with Zinnia alongside.
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Pick berries, mix a smoothie and add two Pokémon to an existing SMART Play collection.
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Two powered Pokémon, a training station and the charger in one box.
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A rock-opening lever and Geodude's disc shooter lead the action.
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Knock the guard from its platform, reveal the chest and add a motion challenge.
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Drop berries, hit the target and reveal the Pokémon behind the ruins.
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A raft, a shipwreck and a mast-operated treasure reveal.
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A small stage, two speakers and a microphone shift play away from battles.
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A dial-operated tank reveal around one large Pokémon.
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Three Paldean first partners and an opponent-selection wheel.
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A hinged buggy, water shooters and a veggie-grill rescue scenario.
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Start with feeding, hiding and training Pikachu.
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Two posable opponents compete for a Poké Ball trophy.
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Color and swaying tassels, with no illumination function.
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A stem-operated jack-o'-lantern with a floating ghost.
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Swap the skull's eyes beneath a candle, web and spilled-poison scene.
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A posable mech, deployable Dark Rider and transferable Doom Wings.
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Movable wings, two seats and an Egg Chaser encounter.
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An anniversary M3 whose graphics were co-created by LEGO and BMW.
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A sports car and an equipped Defender share one box.
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A Return of the Jedi figure with a fabric cape and matching minifigure.
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A three-armed droid gives Grogu a way into the action.
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A walker that carries an escape pod and speeder bike into the scene.
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Steering, opening cargo access and a separate Mudhorn encounter.
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Release barrels, move Jumpman and time a jump through a brick-built level.
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A CONTROL+ driving model with lights and a boost function.
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Two visual styles share one steerable Mustang chassis.
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A race-car model with moving pistons and opening bodywork.
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A motocross model with mechanics you can trace from the rear wheel.
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Top-knob steering connects the mechanism to everyday play.
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One random construction machine and a card, from an eight-model assortment.
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