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LEGO Sanctum Sanctorum: $99.99 67005 or the Retired 76218

TL;DR: If you missed 76218, take 67005 for the shelf, just don't call it a replacement. It is $99.99 for 814 pieces, marked 9+, and dated January 1, 2027. 76218 was $249.99 for 2,708 pieces and is retired, so lego.com sells no Sanctum until then.

10 min readBy BrickWatchlist Editorial

LEGO Sanctum Sanctorum sets: lego.com lists 5 since 2016 and 4 are retired. 67005 is $99.99 for 814 pieces from Jan 1; 76218 was $249.99 for 2,708.

LEGO Sanctum Sanctorum 76218 with a green roof and tentacles, beside the narrower 67005 facade with glowing portals

Search lego.com for "sanctum" and five LEGO Sanctum Sanctorum sets come back, from a 358-piece room in 2016 to a 2,708-piece townhouse in 2022. Four of them read Retired Product. The fifth, 67005, is $99.99, only 6 cm deep, and can't be ordered in the US until January 1.

Prices, stock and sizes: lego.com US, checked Nov 3, 2026 (US afternoon). How we checked is at the end.

Top image: 76218 Sanctum Sanctorum (left) and 67005 Marvel What if...? Doctor Strange Supreme (right), not to scale. Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

LEGO Sanctum Sanctorum: the quick answer

The only new LEGO Sanctum Sanctorum is 67005 Marvel What if...? Doctor Strange Supreme, due January 1 at $99.99. The big 18+ version, 76218 from 2022, reads Retired Product on lego.com, so buying one now means the secondhand market, which we don't track.

All five LEGO Sanctum Sanctorum sets, 2016 to 2027

lego.com keeps a product page for each retired set. The piece count and age mark are still on it, and the last US list price sits in the page data. The year comes from each set's LEGO instructions page.

SetYearLast US list pricePiecesPer pieceAgeMinifigureslego.com status (Nov 3)
76060 Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum2016$29.993588.4¢7-143Retired Product
76108 Sanctum Sanctorum Showdown2018$99.991,00410.0¢8-144, plus a big figureRetired Product
76185 Spider-Man at the Sanctum Workshop2021$39.9935511.3¢7+4Retired Product
76218 Sanctum Sanctorum2022$249.992,7089.2¢18+9Retired Product
67005 Marvel What if...? Doctor Strange Supreme2027$99.9981412.3¢9+6Coming soon on January 1, 2027

Per piece is our arithmetic: list price divided by pieces. We left out 76205 Gargantos Showdown. It is a Doctor Strange set from Multiverse of Madness, but its lego.com text never mentions the Sanctum.

The surprise is at the bottom of the table. The newest Sanctum is the dearest per piece of the five. 67005 costs the same $99.99 as 76108 did in 2018 and has 190 fewer pieces.

76060 Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum (2016)

The first one is a single room. lego.com lists a "portal beast with moving tentacles, eyes and teeth" and three minifigures: Doctor Strange, Karl Mordo and The Ancient One. It spreads 31 cm wide but stands 11 cm high.

LEGO 76060 Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum, a tan room with a round window, bookshelves and a red tentacled portal beast, with three minifigures in front Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

76108 Sanctum Sanctorum Showdown (2018)

This was the first of the five to show the outside. It is a "foldable, 3-level New York City building" that holds the Sanctum, a pizzeria and Peter Parker's apartment, tied to Avengers: Infinity War. The library wall explodes to "reveal the Infinity Stone", and LEGO's box shot puts a Bleecker St sign on the corner.

LEGO 76108 Sanctum Sanctorum Showdown, a grey corner building with a round window, a water tower and a pizzeria, above Cull Obsidian and four minifigures Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

76185 Spider-Man at the Sanctum Workshop (2021)

Three years later LEGO went back indoors, to Doctor Strange's basement from Spider-Man: No Way Home. The set has Spider-Man, MJ, Wong, Doctor Strange and a giant bug monster. At 9 cm high it is the lowest of the five.

76218 Sanctum Sanctorum (2022)

This is the one most people mean. lego.com calls it "a 3-story, 360-degree, modular construction project for adult fans", with a museum on top, the library in the middle and nine minifigures. It mixes scenes from Infinity War and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Its retired page still shows 126 reviews averaging 4.6 stars.

LEGO 76218 Sanctum Sanctorum, a three-story grey and orange townhouse with a green roof, round window and street corner, with Iron Man and Spider-Man on the walls Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

67005 Marvel What if...? Doctor Strange Supreme (2027)

The new one is the What If...? version. lego.com sets it "where the What If…? and Marvel Zombies series cross paths", with three levels, removable portals and six figures led by Strange Supreme. It is one of the 20 sets in our list of new LEGO sets for January 2027.

76218 vs 67005: how much shelf each one takes

The heights are close. lego.com gives 76218 as 32 cm high and 67005 as 29 cm. The depth is where they split.

76218 Sanctum Sanctorum67005 Doctor Strange Supreme
Height (lego.com)32 cm (12.5 in.)29 cm (11.5 in.)
Width (lego.com)31 cm (12.5 in.)19 cm (7.5 in.)
Depth (lego.com)26 cm (10.5 in.)6 cm (2.5 in.)
Footprint (our arithmetic)about 806 cm²about 114 cm²
How lego.com describes it3 stories, 360 degrees3 levels, removable portals

At 6 cm deep, 67005 is mostly front wall. The Brick Fan calls it "a facade of the Sanctum Sanctorum", and the numbers agree. 76218 has 26 cm for its museum, library and ground floor, and lego.com adds that "Many of the model’s walls and elements can be reconfigured".

The two also plug into different things. lego.com sells 67005 as part of the Marvel World Building Collection, sets built on "the same modular design". 76218's page doesn't use that name. It says the set is "compatible with other LEGO® Sets for Adults".

GODEEPER: Which six other Marvel buildings 67005 lines up with, how wide the row gets and which are already gone. LEGO Marvel Mini Modular Sets: All 7, 3 Sold Out or Retired →

Winner on space: 67005, about one-seventh of the footprint for 3 cm less height.

Minifigures: three Stranges or Strange Supreme

76218 has the bigger cast. Its nine minifigures are Doctor Strange, Wong, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Ebony Maw, Master Mordo, Sinister Strange, Dead Strange and The Scarlet Witch. That is three versions of Stephen Strange in one box.

67005 has six, all from the What If...? and Marvel Zombies side: Strange Supreme, F.R.I.D.A.Y., Zombie Hunter Spider-Man, Red Queen, Zombie Namor and Zombie Thor. It adds six posing sticks and small extras such as Throg and the Book of Vishanti. It is also the only one of the five without the regular Doctor Strange.

The six LEGO 67005 minifigures in a row: Strange Supreme in a purple cape, an Iron Man suit with a teddy bear head, a caped Spider-Man and three grey-skinned zombie figures Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

The older sets are thinner. 76060 has three figures and 76185 four. 76108 has four minifigures and a Cull Obsidian big figure.

Winner on figures: 76218, nine against six, and three of them are Strange.

Price per piece, and the one you can actually buy

On list prices 76218 was the better deal, 9.2 cents a piece against 12.3 for 67005. It cost 2.5 times as much and gave 3.3 times the pieces. That comparison stops mattering once a set is retired. lego.com no longer sells 76218, so its price is whatever a seller asks, and we don't track resale prices.

67005 has its own catch. On Nov 3 the US page read Coming soon, dated January 1, with no Add to Bag button. It can't be under a tree this year except as an IOU. The 9+ mark is no reason to skip it: lego.com pitches the set to "teens and adults" as "a stunning display piece", and our guide to LEGO age ranges explains what the marks mean.

LEGO doesn't publish retirement dates, and none of the four retired pages gives one. If you want a big 18+ Marvel building from lego.com before the holidays, X-Mansion 76294 is $329.99 for 3,093 pieces, but it read Sold out under the Retiring soon badge on Nov 3. Our LEGO X-Mansion 76294 retiring page tracks it.

GODEEPER: The Marvel sets lego.com has badged to leave next, with the stock label on each. LEGO Marvel Sets Retiring 2026: All 17, Most Already Gone →

Winner on value: 67005. 76218's 9.2 cents is a 2022 price that lego.com no longer offers.

Analysis: a smaller Sanctum for people who skipped the big one

The r/LegoMarvel reveal thread drew 130 votes and 16 comments from Oct 28. One comment, from u/lensherr_nl, already holds the decision:

"I think I might take that instead of the big set. It's a nice to have but I'm not particularly vested to have the original set for 3x the price"

Reddit, r/LegoMarvel · Open the thread

"3x the price" is the commenter's figure. At list price the gap was 2.5 times. The point holds either way: 67005 is for people who want the building on the shelf and can live without the 2,708-piece project. u/mcputters, who has "all the large builds of the Marvel buildings", put it in terms of room: "part of me, mainly the space in my house, wishes I’d got these smaller versions of them all."

An owner of 76218 had a different reason to buy. u/Significant-Coat-308 wrote: "I already have the modular sanctum but might buy this just for parts." Jay's Brick Blog calls 67005 "a decent compromise if you want a Sanctum Sanctorum". That is three comments in a 16-comment thread, so treat it as a first reaction.

Desk note: By our arithmetic on lego.com's dimensions, 67005 covers about 114 cm² of shelf against 806 cm² for 76218, while standing 29 cm tall against 32. From the front it is nearly the same height; from the side it is under a quarter as deep.

Our take

Pick 67005 if you want a Sanctum on the shelf in 2027; it is the only one lego.com will sell. It is $99.99 for 814 pieces and needs about a seventh of 76218's footprint.

Buy 67005 if you collect the Marvel street buildings or have 6 cm of shelf depth to spare. Hunt for 76218 if you want the 2,708-piece 18+ build with nine figures, and you accept a seller's price instead of LEGO's $249.99.

What we don't know yet: whether US pre-orders open before January 1, and how many Insiders points 67005 will list. On our watchlist: we re-check the 67005 page weekly until launch, and again on launch day.

We haven't built any of these sets; opinions above are quoted from linked fans and fan sites. This take uses only the lego.com data and sources cited above, checked Nov 3.

How we checked this

On the afternoon of Nov 3 (US time) we opened the lego.com US product pages of all five sets, their LEGO building instructions pages and lego.com's search results for "sanctum" and "doctor strange" in a browser, and read the product page data behind them. Retired pages keep their last list price there; the years are from the instructions pages; sizes are LEGO's. Per-piece and footprint figures are our arithmetic. Brickset blocked our browser, so the piece counts are lego.com's alone. The Reddit quotes come from one public thread, read by hand.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I still download the LEGO 76218 Sanctum Sanctorum instructions? Yes. lego.com's building instructions page for 76218 lists three PDF booklets of 62.59 MB, 38.56 MB and 34.49 MB, checked November 3, 2026. The page for 67005 exists too, marked 2027, but had no booklet to download that day.

How many LEGO Insiders points will 67005 earn? lego.com shows no points figure for 67005 yet. US Insiders earn 6.5 points per dollar, which comes to about 650 points on a $99.99 set, worth $5 off a later order. That is the standard rate applied to the price, not a number LEGO has published for this set.

References

Live numbers, read from lego.com on Nov 4, 2026: the LEGO Marvel sets page lists all 14 Marvel sets on lego.com, with stock and price; the LEGO release calendar has every dated launch and Insiders date; and LEGO set statistics ranks the most expensive and largest sets on lego.com.

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