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LEGO Marvel 67005 Doctor Strange Supreme Opens a Modular Multiverse

LEGO Marvel 67005 Doctor Strange Supreme gives the Sanctum a multiverse twist drawn from What If...? and Marvel Zombies. In just2good’s set spotlight, the 2027 model stands out as both a character-packed playset and a compact supernatural display.

The 814-piece build is scheduled for January 1, 2027, with a US price of $99.99. Its three stacked levels, removable portals and broad minifigure selection make it more than another facade: this Sanctum is designed around movement between scenes.

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A three-level Sanctum built around portals

The model rises over 29 cm high while staying only 19 cm wide and 6 cm deep, giving it a tall, shelf-friendly profile. Sliding and switching portal mechanisms connect the three floors, turning the narrow structure into a sequence of mystical spaces rather than a single static backdrop.

Accessories reinforce the dimension-hopping story, including the Book of Cagliostro, Book of Vishanti, Throg and a syringe for the zombie cure. Six posing sticks extend the action beyond the rooms and let the figures hover around the facade.

A minifigure lineup with real display energy

The set includes Strange Supreme, F.R.I.D.A.Y., Zombie Hunter Spider-Man, Red Queen, Zombie Namor and Zombie Thor. That lineup mixes heroes, alternate identities and undead characters, giving builders several ways to stage a confrontation without adding another set.

For MOC builders, the most useful idea is the vertical modular format. A narrow supernatural building can still feel active when each level has its own story and portals visually link the floors.

Final Thoughts

LEGO Marvel 67005 Doctor Strange Supreme combines a recognizable Sanctum silhouette with unusual characters and portal-driven play. Its compact depth should suit display shelves, while the three-floor layout offers a strong starting point for larger Marvel street or multiverse scenes.

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