Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock Subway Train Scene

Name: LEGO Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock Subway Train Scene 76321
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 76321

72 · RECOMMENDEDINVESTMENT GRADE: BBB2025393 pcsHigh agreement · 89%

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Recommended

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"Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock Subway Train Scene earns a Highly Recommended BrickScore of 72.4, validated by a 4.71 owner rating across nearly 1,500 buyers, and delivers on its core promise: an iconic movie scene brought to brick with the finest Doc Ock and Tobey Maguire Spider-Man figures LEGO has produced, making it essential for fans of the 2004 film despite a price that feels tight for the carriage length."

Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock Subway Train Scene (76321) earns a Highly Recommended verdict with a BrickScore of 72.4, recognized by both Brickset and JANG as a faithful, display-worthy recreation of the iconic Spider-Man 2 train fight nearly two decades after the original 4855. The set's headline achievement is the minifigure lineup, particularly what both reviewers independently called the best Doc Ock iteration LEGO has produced. Owners agree emphatically, rating it 4.71 out of 5 across 1,474 ratings.

Where they split: JANG was more generous on value, contextualizing the $55 price as reasonable relative to historical LEGO pricing and pushing back on the 'too expensive' narrative. Brickset was more critical, explicitly noting that the price warranted a longer or more detailed carriage. Both agreed on Doc Ock's supremacy and Spider-Man's quality, but Brickset offered more pointed character-accuracy critiques (jacket color, facial expressions) that JANG did not emphasize.

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LOVED (9)

01Best Doc Ock minifigure to date with dual-molded legs and exceptionally articulated mechanical arms that stand without being finicky
02Tobey Maguire Spider-Man with unique torso and double-sided head including battle-damage variant
03Four exclusive minifigures in a single set

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CRITICIZED (9)

01Price of $54.99 or £44.99 is high for 393 pieces, at roughly $0.14 per piece
02Carriage length is too short for the scene it recreates; a longer car would be more satisfying
03Unsightly Technic axle holes visible on the exterior

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Build Facts what critics report

⏱ Build time

~45 minutes

🧩 Difficulty

beginner

🎯 Audience

adults

In Their Words most-used terms across every critic review

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What reviewers are saying

"simply fantastic recreation of the iconic New York subway train design, both inside and out"

Brick Fanatics

"A fantastic recreation of an iconic Spider-Man 2 scene and great for LEGO cities too"

Brickset Reviews

Ecosystem

76261 Spider-Man Final Battle 77 — 76321 expands on the Spider-Man minifigure opportunity provided by 76261, offering the first full Spider-Man 2 set in over two decades

2004 LEGO Spider-Man 2 set — Designers have followed the 2004 model concept while modernising the build to be more in line with current sets and their level of detail

4855 Spider-Man's Train Rescue — 76321 represents a return to this iconic sequence with improved Doc Ock minifigure design (particularly the mechanical arms) and new Spider-Man minifigure variations. However, some reviewers note the original had more content and the new set feels incomplete in comparison given the higher price point.

76261 Spider-Man Final Battle 77 — The Spider-Man minifigure shares the mask head piece with 76261, though 76321 provides a unique torso with battle damage. Doc Ock's angry expression element comes from 76261.

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BUY

"simply fantastic recreation of the iconic New York subway train design, both inside and out"

Key Pros

✓Simply fantastic recreation of the iconic subway train from Spider-Man 2
✓Innovative dual-mode wheel system (display vs. play on track)
✓Scene-specific elements can be removed for clean city display use

Key Cons

✕Doc Ock's claws cannot close (only downside mentioned)
✕Aunt May's happy face expression seems out of character for hanging off a train

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Brickset Reviews

Editorial Source

BUY

"A fantastic recreation of an iconic Spider-Man 2 scene and great for LEGO cities too"

Key Pros

✓A fantastic recreation of an iconic Spider-Man 2 scene
✓Excellent minifigure selection with four exclusive figures
✓Good-looking train carriage

Key Cons

✕Unsightly Technic axle holes
✕Doc Ock and Aunt May minifigures could be improved

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Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (4)

Spider-Man - Dark Blue Arms and Legs, Red Boots, Silver Webbing, Light Nougat Costume Tears

Dr. Octopus (Otto Octavius) / Doc Ock - Reddish Brown Outfit, Mechanical Arms

J. Jonah Jameson - Dark Blue Suit, Reddish Brown Hair

Aunt May - Light Bluish Gray Cardigan Sweater, Bright Light Blue Legs

Standout parts (per reviewers)

Doc Ock's mechanical arms
Innovative use of clip and bar-compatible Technic and System elements striking a balance between play (wide range of motion, easy to move) and display (sturdy when posed). First new variation of Doc Ock's robotic arms in recent years.
Spider-Man exclusive ripped torso design
Unique printed element exclusive to this minifigure, matching the movie scene
Original LEGO Trains logo
Recreates the 2004 set's design detail; scene-specific elements can be removed for a clean subway car recreation
Mechanical arms with Aero Blade accessories
Doc Ock's mechanical arms have never looked better. Aero Blade accessories are brilliant for the three-fingered claws, featuring trans-red 1x1 round plates or smaller claws in the middle of each. Superb articulation allows easy posing.
1x2 grille bricks
Used along the sides of the train for realistic detailing.
Stickered destination board
Displays 'Bay Ridge' at both ends of the carriage.