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We've found the best Lego deals on sets from popular ranges including Marvel, Technic, Star Wars and Harry Potter — as well as adult sets.
We go through hundreds of deals to keep an eye on set prices to find you the best deals. While we can't promise to cover every single sale item, we'll be looking out for great discounts across the most popular lines over the past six months.
We've found lots of deals on several themes, however, we haven't spotted anything noteworthy from the Friends line.
To see the complete range of Lego deals available, we recommend visiting the retailer links below.
If you're after sets from specific line-ups, you can click below to get straight to the deals:
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We've picked out sets with significant or new discounts from Lego's most popular ranges.
We looked at the price history of each set, total discounts and cost per brick to bring you deals that we genuinely believe to be good value.
If you're looking for more sets, you can take a peek at Lego's sales and deals page.
As a general rule of thumb, paying 9p per brick/part is a pretty typical price for Lego. Branded and franchised Lego sets like Star Wars, Disney, Mario, Marvel, and Harry Potter tend to be a bit more expensive – at around 10 to 11p per brick.
Lego's own-branded set lines that don't use as many set-specific parts like Icons, Ideas, Classic, Modular buildings, and Creator – will tend to cost around 6 to 7p per brick.
* References to ‘Average price' and 'Cheapest price' are based on Which? market knowledge and information supplied by our partners. Average price is checked for the six calendar months prior to publication. Not all retailers are included in our checks.
*Average price in the last six months: £21.66. Cheapest price in past six months: £19.95
Number of bricks: 278
Watch out for: Lots of tiny pieces
We're still seeing some good discounts on Lego botanicals sets like this artificial chrysanthemum made up of multicoloured Lego bananas. These sets are popular as gifts and decor, as they look good on shelves after you've built them.
While it might not be a massive discount, it's the best price we've seen on it to date.
There are also similar deals on sets like Lucky Bamboo 10344 and Mini Orchid 10343 – they're both also the cheapest we've ever seen. You can pick them up in the blue box below.
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*Average price in the last six months: £56.19. Cheapest price in past six months: £44.99
Number of bricks: 497
Watch out for: a bit smaller than the 2010 and 2005 sets
This popular clone starfighter has had a new set reissued with more pieces, but a slightly smaller size. You'll get three clone pilot minifigures and a R4-P44 droid. The wing can open and close on the ship, and it comes equipped with two cannons.
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*Average price in the last six months: £129.99. Cheapest price in past six months: £99.99
Number of bricks: 1,601
Watch out for: Building's back is exposed
Recreating the scene from Deathly Hallows when Harry, Ron, and Hermione are hunting down one of Voldemort's Horcruxes, this set features a build of the iconic family home of Draco and his father, Lucius Malfoy. You'll get nine minifigures, including a bruised and battered Harry Potter, Draco, Lucius, Voldemort, Dobby, and more.
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*Average price in the last six months: £373. Cheapest price in past six months: £289.99
Number of bricks: 3893
Watch out for: Could be a challenging build
While it isn't as speedy as the real deal, it's got lots of details faithful to the supercar, including a seven-speed gearbox, V8 piston engine, and adjustable rear wing.
Each car has its own unique serial number, which is linked to exclusive online content.
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Technic sets don't always have the best deals. While you can generally get them cheaper from third-party retailers, the sets seem to have a permanent 'reduced' sticker on them despite not seeing huge reductions.
We've found a few other deals below:
*Average price in the last six months: £133.02. Cheapest price in past six months: £119.99
Number of bricks: 2090
Watch out for: Ship cannot stand on its own
This set features the ship gifted to Star Lord that the Guardians of the Galaxy use throughout their adventures. Inside, there's a cockpit, weapons storage, and an area for a minifigure to listen to cassettes. Speaking of, you'll get minifigures of Rocket, Gamora, Star Lord, Drax, and a wee Baby Groot.
It's not the best deal we've seen on this set, but it's just a fiver more than its cheapest ever price.
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*Average price in the last six months: £78.87. Cheapest price in past six months: £66.97
Number of bricks: 834
Watch out for: Back of build is exposed
This Hawaiian beach house is the home of Lilo and her mum, Nani, and has six furnished rooms packed with references to the film. You'll get minifigures of Lilo and Stitch (of course), plus Nani, David, and Mr. Bubbles.
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It's likely that throughout the year many retailers will have their own deals going on. Plus, Lego itself may have some deals themselves — especially on sets that are going to be discontinued soon. You can check Lego's deal page, and check which sets are being retired soon from their website.
While we can't put a firm number on how much a set is typically discounted, there are usually several on sale throughout the year, so we'll keep an eye out and update this page with the best deals we find.
You'll typically find most deals from third-party retailers instead of Lego themselves. While you'll usually get some extra goodies thrown in when you buy direct, it may not be worth the the extra savings.
At the moment, most Lego deals can be found on Amazon, Argos, Smyth's Toys and Very. They'll often sell Lego sets cheaper than on Lego's own website.
You can check the stock of what each retailer has on sale below and see their full offerings:
You can find some discounts direct from Lego, but it's still one of the more expensive options. You can see which sets have been discounted on Lego's website.
Lego isn't cheap – to make or to buy. While you can generally get sets cheaper by buying from other retailers, there are still perks to picking up your pieces from Lego itself.
Sometimes when you order directly from the Lego store (either online or in person), you'll get a small bonus set when you spend past a certain threshold or buy a certain set. The bonus gift tends to change each month, and sometimes you can even get multiple gifts. Keep track of the bonus free sets on Lego's website.
You can also sign up to Lego's Insider programme where you earn points to get money off future sets and access to exclusive sets and deals.
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