LEGO Doctor Doom Bust Is Here: The Ultimate Marvel Collector Set

Doctor Doom has officially arrived in the LEGO universe and this time, he isn't showing up in a tiny battle scene.

With Avengers: Doomsday approaching, LEGO has unveiled a new Marvel collector set dedicated entirely to Victor Von Doom: the LEGO Marvel Doctor Doom Bust 76345. And for Marvel fans, it may be one of the most interesting Doctor Doom releases yet.

The 379-piece display model recreates Doom's intimidating masked appearance from Avengers: Doomsday and comes with something minifigure collectors will be particularly excited about: an exclusive LEGO Doctor Doom minifigure.

The set is officially scheduled to release on September 1, 2026, ahead of the other Avengers: Doomsday LEGO sets.

A 379-Piece Doctor Doom Display Model

Unlike a traditional LEGO Marvel playset, the Doctor Doom Bust is designed primarily as a display piece for adult collectors.

The finished model stands approximately 17 cm (6.7 in) tall, 14 cm (5.5 in) wide and 7 cm (2.8 in) deep. That makes it compact enough for a shelf or desk while still giving Doctor Doom plenty of presence.

The design focuses on the details that make Doom instantly recognizable:

• Repositionable neck and jaw for a little extra personality.
• Foil hood and cape that add texture to the otherwise brick-built design.
• Detailed metallic mask and eyes designed to capture Doom's intimidating expression.
• Display pedestal and nameplate that give the model a more premium collector-set feel.
• An exclusive Doctor Doom minifigure that can be displayed alongside the bust.

And that last detail is particularly interesting for Marvel minifigure collectors.

The LEGO Doctor Doom Minifigure Steals Some of the Spotlight

For many collectors, the bust itself will be the centerpiece, but the included Doctor Doom LEGO minifigure could become the real reason to pick up the set.

The minifigure gives collectors a way to display Doom at traditional minifigure scale while the larger bust towers behind him. It's a clever combination: one Doctor Doom for your display shelf and another for your Marvel battles.

It also makes the set more appealing to people who collect Marvel minifigures, custom minifigures and character displays, rather than only large-scale LEGO models.

LEGO's official product description confirms that the Doctor Doom minifigure can be displayed next to the bust on its pedestal.

LEGO Avengers: Doomsday Sets Are Bringing Doom's Army With Him

The Doctor Doom Bust isn't arriving alone.

LEGO has revealed a five-set Avengers: Doomsday wave, giving Marvel fans plenty of new characters, vehicles and locations to build.

Here's the current lineup:

Set	Pieces	Release Date
Doctor Doom Bust 76345	379	September 1, 2026
Avengers: Doomsday Heroes & Villain 40880	467	October 4, 2026
Avengers: Doomsday Quinjet 76347	433	October 4, 2026
Epic Battle: Avengers: Doomsday 76348	846	October 4, 2026
Avengers: Doomsday New Avengers Tower 76352	954	October 4, 2026

Together, the five sets contain 3,079 pieces, making this one of the more substantial Marvel LEGO waves of 2026.

And the minifigure lineup is arguably just as exciting as the builds.

The sets feature characters including Doctor Doom, Magneto, Mystique, Nightcrawler, Sentry, Mister Fantastic, Thor, The Thing, Cyclops, Yelena and Bucky Barnes, depending on the set.

That makes this wave particularly interesting for collectors who enjoy building a complete Marvel display rather than buying individual sets.

New Avengers Tower and the Battle for Doomsday

One of the biggest sets in the wave is Avengers: Doomsday New Avengers Tower, coming in at 954 pieces.

It includes six minifigures and gives collectors a large Marvel location to add to their display. Meanwhile, the 846-piece Epic Battle: Avengers: Doomsday includes a brick-built Sentinel alongside Doctor Doom, Magneto, Thor, Mystique, Nightcrawler and Mister Fantastic.

So while the Doctor Doom Bust is the most obvious collector-focused release, the wider wave is much more than a single villain display.

It's essentially a new Marvel minifigure ecosystem.

When Is the LEGO Doctor Doom Bust Released?

The LEGO Marvel Doctor Doom Bust 76345 is scheduled for release on September 1, 2026.

The remaining four Avengers: Doomsday sets are scheduled to follow on October 4, 2026.

That early September release gives Doctor Doom a head start before the rest of the collection arrives.

Is the Doctor Doom Bust Worth Adding to a Marvel Collection?

If you're primarily interested in playing with LEGO sets, there are probably more action-packed choices in this wave.

But if you're a Marvel collector, the Doctor Doom Bust is a very different proposition.

It's relatively compact, highly recognizable and designed specifically to look good on a shelf. The included minifigure is another bonus for anyone who enjoys collecting Marvel characters at minifigure scale.

And Doctor Doom himself is one of Marvel's most iconic villains, so having a dedicated display piece for him makes plenty of sense.

The combination of a large display model and a minifigure also gives collectors something to play with: display the minifigure beside the bust, place him into another Marvel scene, or build your own Doctor Doom storyline.

That's where collecting building sets becomes especially fun—you don't always have to follow the instructions.

The Verdict: Doom Has Entered the Building

The LEGO Doctor Doom Bust looks set to become one of the standout Marvel collector releases of 2026.

With 379 pieces, an imposing display design, adjustable neck and jaw, foil elements and an exclusive Doctor Doom minifigure, it offers something different from the usual Marvel vehicle or battle set.

And with four additional Marvel Doomsday LEGO sets arriving in October, fans will soon have plenty of opportunities to expand their Avengers: Doomsday collection.

Whether you're collecting Marvel minifigures, building a comic-inspired display or simply waiting to see what Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom brings to the MCU, one thing is already clear:

Doom is coming. And he's bringing bricks.

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