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However, you can always buy me a cookie i f you want to show some appreciation. I generated the instructions using BrickLink Studio. In my case, I shifted it to the front a little bit to make sure that the buildings side by side didn't feel too flat. This building is the third in my Marvel city. This version of the Sanctum Sanctorum is designed to be building placed between two others. See the picture gallery for a closer look!

A fancier (albeit less secret) storage for the Time Stone.

Strange's library, with the bookshelves facing towards the front this time

A desk with a bony friend looking to the outside.

Larger display of astronomical maps all over the place.

A Cauldron of the Cosmos build (which can be upgraded with a blue fire ball blaster piece, but wasn't available in Studio).

Strange's collection of mystic artifacts.

Larger front windows so that bystanders can admire Dr.

While the outside wasn't particularly exciting, putting all the details on the inside was very fun. These are the set's features: Ha ving such a limited variety of pieces brings a lot of restrictions onto the building's design. Once again, w hat's particular about this MOC is that it is made of two 76108 sets and nothing else. Following the release of an 18-inch Thor’s Hammer, Marvel and LEGO work together once again to recreate Doctor Strange’s notorious Sanctum Sanctorum residence, incorporating scenes. No additional parts required!Īfter making Peter Parker's Apartment (Complete), the next natural step was to make the Sanctum Sanctorum.

What's particular about this MOC is that it is made of two 76108 sets (Sanctum Sanctorum Showdown) and nothing else. With all nine of the LEGO mini-figures, fans can reenact scenes from both films.A complete version of the Sanctum Sanctorum. Upon closer inspection, fans can spot Easter Eggs like the graffiti on the outside of the building portraying the Ten Rings from Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. The images show items from the films decorating the building on each level, as well as the Rotunda of Gateways which can change from a desert to snowy mountains, to the Dark Dimension, ruled by the fearsome Dormammu first introduced to the MCU in Doctor Strange, and the one-eyed Gargantos from Multiverse. The entire structure is split into four parts, with the top level housing the museum of mystical collections, the middle being the library and the ground floor is the entrance with the wide staircase that the Hulk ( Mark Ruffalo) comes crashing down into in Infinity War.