Well, blow me down! The Spiderman/LEGO Pirates crossover set, 11208 Team Spidey’s Pirate Ship sailed into the , with far greater enthusiasm than a Classic Pirate could possibly imagine!
In which case, you’ll be thrilled to discover the LEGO Pirate fun continues in a second set, 10790 Team Spidey at Green Goblin’s Lighthouse.
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It may not raise yer sails like a true Classic Set, but even the most finicky LEGO Pirate fan might find it worth a quick glance…
10790 Team Spidey at Green Goblin’s Lighthouse
T’was released during 2023 and retired last year to clear the decks for Spidey’s Pirate Ship — but that won’t deter us from diving deeper into this mysterious lighthouse.
First, here be the glorious box art which will no doubt mesmerise fans for many decades to come:
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Official Description
From the 10790 Team Spidey at Green Goblin’s Lighthouse webpage on LEGO.com:
Superheroes at sea, for kids aged 4+
Put imaginative, developmental fun into the hands of young Spider-Man fans with this endlessly enjoyable build-and-play toy.
Jack ‘o lanterns work very effectively on lighthouses
Dimensions
Reconfigurable fun! The lighthouse measures over:
- 22 cm/8.5 in high,
- 31 cm/12 in. wide
- 21 cm/8.5 in deep
Treasure, traps and Super Hero battles
From the underground cave to the pumpkin at the top of the lighthouse, LEGO® Marvel Team Spidey at Green Goblin’s Lighthouse (10790) is filled with action designed especially for kids aged 4 and up.
Pirate Parts
The standard fare be present… a map, treasure chest and some booty… but alas! These dull discs don’t hold a candle to the dazzling shine of the vac‑metal doubloons of yesteryear.
Pirate parts… and the not so pirate parts
There also be a handful of parts to construct a rudimentary shipwreck: a hull piece, ship’s wheel, and mast with brick-built sails. Yer’ll also find rock wall elements and a cell door for the brig — plus a palm tree to mark the shore.
Guard crab also included
Plus a buildable pirate shipwreck, a railway to transport stolen treasure, a cave that doubles as a jail, the lighthouse headquarters of Green Goblin and numerous accessories.
The Starter Wall
Quite the notable feature…
Here’s a Starter Brick wall to boost yer kid’s confidence
A Starter Brick wall element gives youngsters the confidence to build and reconfigure the set. Simple instructions are provided in the form of a colorful picture-story guide and, for added digital fun, the LEGO Builder app features intuitive zoom and rotate tools that let kids visualize their model as they build…
But are AFOLs audacious enough to repurpose those lavish lavender walls into a imperial fortress or a pirate’s hideout? Maybe they’re a touch too gaudy.
Curaçao: we need those wall pieces in more colours!
Perhaps they belong in a Dutch harbour bustling with merchant cargo vessels — like the sun-washed settlements of Curaçao, where rows of bright pastel façades shimmer against the deep blue water.
Minifigures
Unlike the latest LEGO Pirate Spidey set, these minifigs here ain’t been kitted out with pirate accessories.
Green Goblin, Sandman, Miles Morales and Ghosty
Still, these sets have a generous number of minifigs in relation to their part counts:
The set includes 4 minifigures – Miles Morales, Ghosty, Sandman and Green Goblin .
The app’s zoom feature saves wearing reading glasses
Fun for families to share
4+ sets are the perfect way for adults to share the building fun with youngsters, whether they are seasoned LEGO fans or experiencing LEGO
An’ if yer hankerin’ fer even more details, cast yer spyglass upon the official 10790 Team Spidey at Green Goblin’s Lighthouse page on LEGO.com.
Green Goblin just lost the video game he was playing
11208 Team Spidey Pirate Ship
The successor to the lighthouse; this brand new set became available at all yer favour merchants upon 1 January, 2026.
It contains a range of useful LEGO Pirate elements, some of which are available in new colours, and we gain reassurance that firing cannons are still in commission – so be sure investigate further.
What Do Yer Think?
Did yer acquire 10790 Team Spidey at Green Goblin’s Lighthouse?
Or did it sail right past you by like two ships in the night?
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And what of the set itself? Would yer press gang this into yer LEGO Pirates collection? Scrap it for parts?
Or cast it off to yer youngin’s as a gateway to true LEGO Pirates sets?
Now don’t be shy, me hearties — swing by the Classic Pirates Facebook Group and share yer thoughts with the crew.
