Celebrate one of the world's most beloved Super Heroes with The Amazing Spider-Man (31209) LEGO Art building set. This unique dimensional piece of art is made from layers of LEGO bricks in which Spider-Man breaks out from the frame and his head and fingers can be put into different poses.

Pay homage to a comic-book Super Hero
This bold artwork features several details to delight Spider-Man fans. The backdrop replicates the comic book's Ben-Day-dot printing technique, there are 15 spiders to represent issue no. 15 of Amazing Fantasy in which Spider-Man first appeared in August 1962, and a graphic in the bottom corner with the words: "The Amazing Spider-Man”.

Relaxing LEGO sets for adults
As you create your own premium wall art, scan the QR code and listen to the Soundtrack, featuring content tailor-made to enhance your building experience. When you are finished, you can proudly display this unique piece of art on your wall at home or in the office.

Enjoy the Soundtrack: Scan the QR code to listen to the Soundtrack, which is tailor-made with content to enhance your time spent building this piece of Super Hero art

Gift for Super Hero fans: This LEGO Art set measures over 21 in. (54 cm) high and 16 in. (41 cm) wide and can be given to passionate fans of Spider-Man and classic comic books

Illustrated instructions: The Amazing Spider-Man comes with a premium booklet featuring details about this beloved Super Hero and instructions to guide you through the building process

High quality: For more than 6 decades, LEGO building pieces have been made to ensure they are consistent, compatible and work every time

Always in safe hands: LEGO building pieces meet stringent global safety standards. Model: 6425635.

Celebrate a Super Hero: Bring to life The Amazing Spider-Man (31209) by building this unique dimensional LEGO Art set packed with incredible details

Dimensional and posable: In this piece of art, Spider-Man breaks out of the frame and his head and fingers can be repositioned

Evocative backdrop: The picture's background replicates the comic book's Ben-Day-dot printing technique from the 1960s

Pay homage: There are 15 spiders in the picture to represent issue no. 15 of Amazing Fantasy in which Spider-Man first appeared in August 1962

Create and display: A 2,099-piece LEGO hobby and craft project for adults that can be proudly hung on a wall at home or in the office