Set Review ➟ LEGO® 11207-Spidey: Underwater vehicles
Mmmmm, we’re getting new sets from this Spidey line arriving at the start of 2026. A set with 154 pieces and 3 figures priced at €34.99. These sets always strike us as expensive—very expensive—but in reality they almost always include a new mould or printed pieces. Someone at home is very, very happy with this super-cool set. Let’s take a look.
The contents, as you can imagine, are minimal. One bag per minifigure and marine vehicle, plus a few base pieces. Nothing more is needed.
I admit this figure has already caught my eye like a good pirate’s. Am I mistaken, or could that torso work among pirates?
As is only right, it’s Doc Ock’s whale’s turn. Simply fantastic with nothing more than what you see—there are no hidden tricks inside; by reverse-engineering the exterior alone it’s enough to rebuild it. With just a few pieces the result is creative and surprisingly faithful. Has anyone not noticed the canopy? Very tempting.
Here comes my son’s favourite: Ghost-Spider.
This small submarine is very simple and at the same time spot-on. The fins, being doubled and movable, allow its movement to be simulated better. Like the previous one, there’s nothing more than what you see, but the result is very functional and playable.
Here arrives little Peter Parker in his arachnid version. For those of us of a certain age, it can be a bit surprising to see him with… a belt? And yes, that’s right—the character is wearing a belt.
A little island with a chest and its submarine adds an extra detail to the play… keep an eye on Spidey’s crab claws. Mmmmm, what an interesting piece.
This small set for little ones aged 4+ is very easy to build and promises plenty of great moments for younger builders, while also providing some very interesting pieces for builders of all ages.
We would like to thank the LEGO Group for providing the set for this review, although LEGO does not endorse or support the opinions expressed here, as they are solely our own.
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