The Avengers vs. The Leviathan

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LEGO Marvel 76290 The Avengers vs. The Leviathan is one of the more striking scene-based builds to come out of the Marvel theme in recent years, recreating one of the most iconic moments from the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a focus on scale, drama, and display impact rather than minifigure count. What makes this set immediately stand out is its bold visual ambition — the Leviathan, the enormous alien serpent unleashed during the Battle of New York, is rendered here as a substantial, swooshable creature build that dominates any shelf it lands on. With 347 pieces, the parts count may seem modest, but the build is intelligently engineered. The Leviathan itself features an articulated body with a satisfying sense of mass and movement, and the set includes environmental and battle scene elements that help frame the encounter with real cinematic energy. The absence of minifigures is an unusual choice, but it keeps the focus squarely on the creature itself and reinforces the set's identity as a centerpiece display piece rather than a traditional play set. This one is best suited for MCU enthusiasts and LEGO collectors who appreciate movie-accurate creature and vehicle builds, particularly those who gravitate toward display-oriented sets with a strong visual identity. If you completed a Battle of New York display around sets like the earlier Sanctum Sanctorum releases, this fits naturally into that broader scene-building universe. As a currently available set, now is a comfortable time to pick it up without secondary market pressure. That said, Marvel licensed sets tend to have relatively short shelf lives, and creature-focused builds with this level of specificity rarely get second chances once retired. Collectors who have been sitting on the fence should keep that cycle in mind. When sets like this disappear, replacement copies on the aftermarket climb quickly and consistently.