Marvel fans can save on both models in Lego’s new series of brick-built busts featuring iconic characters and costumes from the MCU. The Iron Man MK4 and Iron Spider-Man Busts are discounted to $48 (was $60) at Amazon and Target. This is the first time either of these Lego Marvel sets have received discounts since launch, and these 20% discounts aren’t expected to stick around for long. Amazon is matching Target’s deals, and Target’s site says October 21 is the last day to save.
Iron Man’s Mark IV Armor kicked off the new Lego Marvel series in June, and the Iron Spider Suit fittingly became the second member of the lineup in August. Lego Marvel busts can be viewed as offshoots of the helmet/mask series, which remains active thanks to the launch of Miles Morales’ Mask in July. Walmart actually has a 2-in-1 bundle with Iron Spider-Man Bust and Miles Morales’ Mask for $92, and you could pair it with Peter Parker’s Lego Spider-Man Mask for $56 (was $70) from Target or the Lego Store. Check out all four limited-time Lego Marvel deals below.
$48 (was $60)
The 379-piece Iron Spider-Man Bust is the newest Spidey Lego set designed for adult builders and collectors. Despite being on the smaller side in terms of pieces and overall size, this 6.5 x 7.5 x 4.5-inch display model has impressive mask and armor details that pay homage to the Iron Spider suit Tom Holland wore in Avengers: Infinity War.
You can adjust his head and both mechanical arms to change Iron Spider-Man’s pose. The model includes a pair of interchangeable bases and a Lego Marvel name plaque. Like many Lego display models, this one also includes an Iron Spider-Man minifigure that can be displayed next to the bust.
You could add different Spider-Man minifigures to the display by picking up the recently released Spider-Verse Lego Minifigure Collection. Amazon has Spider-Man mystery boxes with six Lego minifigures from Across the Spider-Verse for $30.
$48 (was $60)
At 436 pieces, the Iron Man MK4 is a bit more elaborate, but it utilizes many of the same building techniques and design principles. This Lego model does a great job recreating the look of Tony Stark’s Mark IV Armor that Robert Downey Jr. wore in Iron Man 2/3.
The completed Iron Man MK4 Bust measures 6.5 x 6.5 x 3.5 inches and has a movable head, retractable shoulder cannons, and adjustable flaps on the back of the suit that are used for flight control. The flaps and shoulder cannons contribute to the higher piece count.
The Iron Man MK4 comes with one display base, a name plaque, and a matching Iron Man Lego minifigure.
$92 (was $130) | Only at Walmart
If you’re interested in the Iron Spider-Man Bust, you should also check out Walmart’s bundle deal. Part of the retailer’s Bricktember promotion, which was supposed to expire at the end of September, this Spider-Man 2-in-1 Lego bundle was restocked earlier this month for $92.
Essentially, you’d be spending an extra $44 to get Miles Morales’ Mask, a 487-piece display model that’s part of Lego’s “helmet” series. Miles Morales’ Mask launched in July exclusively at the Lego Store and Walmart. The completed model is 7.5 inches tall and includes a name plaque.
Here are links to Walmart’s store pages for both Spider-Man sets:
$56 (was $70)
The classic Spider-Man Mask worn by Peter Parker was turned into a 487-piece model in early 2024. It has the same number of pieces as the newer Miles Morales Mask and is 7.5 inches tall, too.
The Spider-Man Mask is exclusive to the Lego Store and Target. If you’re interested in adding this one to your display shelf, you may want to snag the $56 deal while you can. Lego is discontinuing this set soon. The 20% discount is available at Target and the Lego Store. Lego Insiders can get double rewards points with their purchase.
Lego Marvel Construction Figure & Mech Deals
Spider-Man’s Mask isn’t the only Marvel or even Spidey set that is retiring soon. Lego is discontinuing a handful of sets in its Construction Figure and Mech Armor series in the coming weeks. This includes the Iron Spider-Man and Green Goblin Construction Figures shown above. Both of these buildable action figures are on sale for 20% discounts at Amazon. New Captain America’s Construction Figure has an even larger price cut, as it’s only $20 (was $35).
All of the Lego Marvel action figures and minifigure mech bundles are retiring soon with except for the sets in italics. Notably, this includes the Spider-Man Mech, which is only $9.49 (was $15), and the Iron Man Mech, which is $10.19 (was $15).