I Built The Life of SPIDER-MAN in LEGO…

Today I'll be building the entire life of Spider-Man out of Lego. From Captain America Civil War to Spider-Man Brand New Day. So you'll want to stick around to the end. Now Spider-Man's very first appearance in the MCU is when he was recruited by Iron Man who needed help against Captain America. So let's recreate that scene in Lego. So I'll start by building this large Lego box and then I can open it up to reveal that it's Peter Parker's bedroom. And then I'll remove the roof so that we can do a room tour. And we'll need a Peter Parker minifigure for that and he'll enter his room for the front door and right next to that is a hidden spot where he can place a Spider-Man suit. On the other side of the room is a desk and computer setup and then there's a bed next to it where Tony can sit next to Peter to convince him to come on his mission. So now let's recreate the airport battle out of Lego. We can set the stage by building up the airport. Then we can add this shrunk down Quinjet which has this cool feature where we can drop down a stud launcher. I'll place that right in the middle of the action. Now it's time to add the heroes into the battle scene. We'll start with Team Capt and grab Captain America himself and his right hand man Bucky with his awesome robotic arm. Next is Wanda the strongest member of Team Cap and then we have Falcon with his awesome Falcon wings. Next up is Hawkeye with his bow and arrow and a giant Ant-Man figure. Then we'll move to Team Iron Man and we'll start off strong with Black Panther then the team leader Iron Man himself and his right hand man war machine. Next up is Black Widow then comes Vision and this is such a cool minifigure for him. But this video is about Spider-Man so here's the man himself. So I'll line the two sides up who are about to go head to head but Spider-Man's in the back and he's just snagged Captain America's shield. And now we can move on to Spider-Man's very own movie Spider-Man Homecoming. Now in Spider-Man Homecoming the main villain is the Vulture and I want to build the final battle on the beach. Now I'll start by building out this small beach scene with some water and sand. And then although this is the Spider-Man suit we see for most of the movie in this battle Spider-Man actually uses a homemade suit which Lego hasn't made yet so we'll need to build our own. These dual molded red boots, this special hood piece that really makes the suit pop and a unique looking Spider-Man head. And it all comes together to make a decent looking homemade suit. We'll also need to give Spider-Man some webs and then we can place him front and center on the beach. Now due to a plane crash the beach is set on fire so I'll add small fire pieces all over and there's also a ton of shipping crates and storage containers scattered everywhere. And then to add the Vulture instead of using this bulky older Lego version we're going to use this newer custom version that looks super clean. The minifigure is way more accurate to the movie and he's placed at the center of the wings. The wings themselves look really good and they're placed on ball joints so they're super poseable. The sharp metal feathers on the ends stick up perfectly and there's this little engine piece placed on the center of the wings. Now because the Vulture is so large he takes up a lot of space in the beach battle scene but I think that works out because he looks super menacing standing over Spider-Man. Now Spider-Man's next appearance is in New York battling two aliens that work for Thanos. We'll need to start by building a small chunk of New York for this battle so I'll add this Lego road piece and then I'll add three buildings behind it as a facade. Now two of Thanos' henchmen, Cole Obsidian and Ebony Maw come to New York to steal the Time Stone from Doctor Strange. But luckily for him he doesn't have to defend the Time Stone by himself because he's got quite the team of heroes. We get Bruce Banner and in this fight he just can't turn into the Hulk making him kind of useless. We also get Wong and his magic powers and then we get Iron Man here of his very first nanotech suit. And of course we get our main guy Spider-Man. Now these five can team up together to take on the two aliens. Now this battle in New York takes our heroes up to the planet Titan where they have an encounter with Thanos. So I'll place him at the middle of this scene wielding the Infinity Gauntlet. The Guardians are also present in this battle so I'll place this awesome looking Star-Lord minifigure into the scene. And then we have Drax. Unfortunately this is the only Drax minifigure I have so we'll have to go with it. Mantis is also here in this battle and then the final member of the Guardians here is Nebula. And now I've got them all surrounding Thanos but we're not done yet because Doctor Strange happens to move to space as well and so does Iron Man. But more importantly so does Spider-Man and this time he gets a suit upgrade to this unique Iron Spider suit which is one of the most popular versions of his Spider-Man suit. The thing that stands out about it are these four golden pincers. And now the battle is complete. Unfortunately the heroes don't come out on top of this one. Now our boys next appearance comes in the final battle of Avengers Endgame. Now we can build this epic Marvel moment by using the Endgame final battle set which has all these portals summoning the heroes back into action placed around it. So I'll add all the heroes popping onto the scene with Spider-Man in his Iron Spider suit at the very top. Now they're all here to take on Thanos so let's build him a giant alien army. And with that army Thanos is looking pretty stacked so I'll go ahead and add our heroes in jumping into battle. Now we're back to the Spider-Man focused movies with Spider-Man Far From Home. Now this is kind of a sad movie for Spider-Man because he's just lost his father figure in Nentor Iron Man. But at least he does get a cool new suit upgrade of this black and red suit that dare I say is a bit underrated. But for a moment Spider-Man gets a new mentor and that's Quentin Beck. But we all know Quentin Beck is actually a bad guy. He's the Spider-Man villain Mysterio. And this minifigure is a combination of a couple Mysterio minifigures with a super clean looking dark green and purple suit and that awesome helmet that has this nice blue color to it. Now Mysterio has these powerful green illusion powers which he uses to make these elemental monsters that we'll take a look at. First up is Hydro-Man and he has this cool water based minifigure that isn't necessarily translucent but does sell the idea that he is made of water. But what is translucent is this awesome brick built water tower that you can place Hydro-Man on top of. But I think the other elemental monster Molten-Man is way cooler. He's got a huge poseable body with translucent orange parts all over him that makes him look like lava. I mean he's so terrifying he even has lava dripping off of him and a car melting into his body. One of his arms has these massive claws on it that you can use to grab Spider-Man while the other arm has a huge lava stud launcher. And then he's got this printed face piece with a mouth wide open that makes him look super menacing. But to cap off this movie I want to build the final battle. I'll start off by building this small chunk of a bridge for the scene and then I'll place Mysterio defeated at the back. And then I'll add in this small Stark drone build fighting Lego Spider-Man. Now our next Spider-Man movie is Spider-Man No Way Home which we can build the final battle from. Which takes place on top of the Statue of Liberty and Lego has the perfect set for it. And you already know we're going to start with the three Spider-Men. First we have Tobey Maguire Spider-Man the classic suit and then we have Andrew Garfield Spider-Man and finally we have the black and gold Tom Holland Spider-Man suit from No Way Home. I'll place the three of them front and center on the Statue of Liberty. There are five different bad guys present at this battle so let's add them. First up we have the lizard and he's in this interesting green color and he's even got a tail. And then there's Electro who's got yellow electricity shooting off of his body. Sandman is also present and you can equip him with these two giant sand fists. One is even capable of grabbing a Lego minifigure. He's also got this large sand tower you can place him on. Next up is Doc Ock with these huge posable robotic arms. And the last villain up is the green goblin with his goblin glider. And now I can add all the villains to the Statue of Liberty chasing after the Spider-Men. At the end of Spider-Man No Way Home everyone forgets who Spider-Man's identity is so now it's time for a brand new day and a brand new Spider-Man suit with that fun pop of blue on it. Now on brand new day we see a lot of Peter Parker's apartment so I built a small version of it with a very spinny chair, a large desk and a computer as well as a place for Spider-Man to make his suits. Now in this movie Spider-Man teams up with the Punisher and unfortunately we don't have a movie accurate version of the Punisher just this comic book version. And at one point they need to hunt down this giant damage control tank which isn't the right color but at least it does have some cool features like movable wheels at the back as well as a stud launcher and a hidden prison cell. We get to see some more unique characters in this movie as well. Like the Hulk with some of his angriest moments we've ever seen as well as Jean Grey who was a surprise appearance in this movie. So Lego hasn't made an official minifigure for her yet but I threw together some parts for a decently accurate version of her. And now we've successfully built the life of Lego Spider-Man in Lego. If you want to see a video where I build Lego Marvel action figures check this one out right here.