Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl LX Champions Build Lumen Field 2026 Advent Calendar

Decibels became Seattle's second scoreboard long before the Lombardi Trophy came home again. On a Monday night in December 2013, with the New Orleans Saints on the field, the crowd pushed the meter to 137.6 and set a record for stadium noise. Nearly three years earlier, against the same opponent in a January 2011 playoff game, Marshawn Lynch broke one tackle after another on a run so wild that a seismometer near the stadium registered the fans, and the play has been called the Beast Quake ever since.

Noise like that deserves a building you can hold. The Space Needle rises over a night skyline across the lid, the Seahawks logo and a silver Lombardi Trophy share the top corner, and the stadium glows along the bottom under its two great arches.

Every door open and the stadium complete, with the Lombardi Trophy standing at midfield.

Two arches give the model its unmistakable silhouette

The real stadium opened in 2002 just south of downtown, and its signature is the pair of arched trusses that carry the roofs over most of the seating. Fans have always believed those roofs throw the sound straight back down onto the field, which is half the reason the 12th Man gets talked about like a member of the roster.

Seahawks Stadium became Qwest Field in 2004, CenturyLink Field in 2011 and Lumen Field in 2020. In the model those arches arrive as separate white truss pieces, and once they lock into place above the stands the outline is recognizable from across a room.

Doors on one side, early modules on the other: a stand, the scoreboard, an arch and a goalpost on its patch of turf.

Twenty-four modules become one championship field

A printed panel on the side of the box explains the idea in four steps. Here is how it reads:

1. Open one module each day, from the first door to the last.
2. Connect the modules together as they arrive.
3. Build the complete Lumen Field, stands, arches, scoreboard and all.
4. Reveal the Super Bowl championship trophy on day 24.

Lined up on the table: an arch, rows of navy seats, the glass facade and the Lumen Field screen.

Super Bowl LX was won by a defense and a running back

Seattle beat the New England Patriots 29-13 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara on February 8, 2026. The defense recorded seven sacks to tie the Super Bowl record, six of them on Drake Maye, intercepted him twice, and Sam Darnold guided the offense without a single turnover.

Kenneth Walker III ran for 135 yards and became the first running back named Super Bowl MVP since Terrell Davis in 1998. Jason Myers kicked five field goals, another Super Bowl record, and head coach Mike Macdonald lifted his first Lombardi Trophy.

The box front: Space Needle, Seahawks logo, Lombardi Trophy and the stadium beneath its arches.

Fifty years of Seahawks football now hold two Lombardi Trophies

The Seahawks played their first season in 1976, so 2026 marks half a century of football in Seattle. The first title arrived in Super Bowl XLVIII on February 2, 2014, a 43-8 rout of the Denver Broncos, and the twelve years between that night and Santa Clara give the trophy at the heart of this model its extra weight.

Pair the calendar with our Lumen Field 50th anniversary stadium ornament so the stadium can sit on the shelf while its little twin hangs on the tree. By Christmas Eve the arches are up, the seats are filled with navy blue, and the Lombardi Trophy is back where Seattle likes it, in the middle of the field.

Box in hand and ready for the first door on December 1.

Written by Nadia Marsh, Collectibles Specialist at DoesignUs.