LEGO® Marvel 76340 Advent Calendar 2026 offers boys and girls aged 6 and up a total of 24 windows with gifts from the world of superheroes. The individual models and minifigures can be combined with each other, so once opened they can be used to play out your own superhero adventures.

Key Features

• Includes 317 pieces for building.
• Part of the LEGO® Marvel range.
• Recommended by the manufacturer for children aged 6 and up.
• The calendar is designed for boys and girls with an interest in superhero toys.
• The product was introduced for 2026.

Children receive an advent calendar whose contents can be gradually combined into further play scenarios.

Use / Assembly

The gifts from individual windows can be combined and used when playing superhero adventures. The LEGO® Builder app helps with assembly.

• Allows you to save sets.
• Helps track building progress.
• Models can be zoomed in on within the app.
• 3D view also allows models to be rotated.

The app makes it easier to follow the building instructions, and children can then connect the finished models during shared play.

Contents

• 24 windows with gifts.
• 6 minifigures: Spider-Man, Iron Man, Dr. Doom, Ghost Spider, Captain America and Wolverine.
• The minifigures are complemented by festive details and accessories.
• Captain America comes with a candy cane and shield; also included are a snowman, an aeroplane and a photo booth featuring his design.
• Iron Man is also represented by a gift-wrapping robot.
• Dr. Doom comes with an Iron Man toy stall and a helicopter.
• Spider-Man appears on skis, on a truck and at a cake stall featuring his design.
• Ghost Spider is complemented by a car and a drinks stall.
• Other models include a snow cannon and a Helicarrier.
• Also included are a sled with an X-Jet design and a Christmas tree made from Wolverine's green claws.

The contents bring together familiar characters, vehicles, stalls and festive elements into a set whose parts can be combined with one another.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen. The name LEGO was created by shortening the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well".

• The LEGO Group is a privately held company.
• It is headquartered in Billund, Denmark.
• It remains owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family.

Behind the building set is a family-owned Danish company with a history dating back to 1932.