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The LEGO Marvel Iron Spider-Man Bust (76326) is a 379-piece display set for ages 18+ with an Iron Spider-Man minifigure. It launched on August 1, 2025 at $59.99, and sets of its age are the ones LEGO tends to retire at the end of the year. Walmart has it for $47.95 as of October 8, sold and shipped by Walmart.com. That's about 20% under retail.
Is the Iron Spider-Man Bust really retiring?
Probably, but LEGO doesn't announce retirement dates ahead of time. Set trackers put 76326 among the Marvel sets expected to leave at the end of 2026, which is the same timing as the other big 2026 retirements we've covered, like Harry Potter The Burrow. Treat that date as an estimate. The clearest sign comes later, when LEGO.com marks a set "Retiring soon."
What it costs at Walmart
- Walmart.com price: $47.95 with free shipping, sold and shipped by Walmart (checked October 8, 2026).
- Retail price: $59.99.
- Stock: the listing showed "Low stock" when we checked.
- Other sellers: third-party sellers on the same listing started around $69. That's what they're asking, not what the set has sold for.
- Reviews: 4.6 out of 5 from 401 ratings.
Walmart prices change fast, so check the current listing before you decide.
Quick math if you plan to resell
On eBay, the fee is 13.6% plus $0.40 per order (charged on the sale price plus sales tax). Shipping is extra. With a $47.95 cost, you'd need to sell for roughly $56 just to get your money back before shipping. So it only works if the price climbs after the set retires, and that takes time. As our Lego team put it in a recent post, sets retiring this year are usually a 1 to 2+ year hold, not a quick flip.
Plenty of buyers pick up a set like this just to build and display it, and at 20% off that's a perfectly good reason.
More on retiring Lego sets
- How to invest in Lego sets: what holds value and what doesn't.
- Lego arbitrage: gifts with purchase and retiring sets: how our team works a deal.
- Our Lego group posts retiring-set deals as they happen.
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