I'm going to drain my bank account with these 15 Lego Prime Day deals

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Prime Day 2025 is in full swing, and with it come a whole bunch of deals and rival sales as retailers compete to try and stake a claim to the contents of your wallet.

Any good Lego fan will know that those sets are not cheap, especially if you want the big, beautiful licensed editions. Sales are also pretty rare, especially on the biggest and grandest sets that you'll want to decorate your home with.

Fortunately both Prime Day and Lego Insiders Day have knocked down the price tags on some of the best Lego sets you can buy. For instance, the Marvel Daily Bugle set is now just $279/£239 at the Lego Store for Insiders members, down from $349/£299. Meanwhile, Brits can pick up Lord of the Rings Rivendell for £365 at Amazon, which is 15% less than the usual £429 price tag.

Lego is also offering Insiders double reward points on select sets. How many points you get differs by region, but it's equivalent to 10% cash back. A few even offer quadruple points, which is like getting 20% back.

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Lego Brickheadz - The Phantom Menace: was $54 now $37 @ Amazon
Lego Botanicals Orchid: was $49 now $39 @ Amazon
Nook's Cranny & Rosie's House: was $74 now $59 @ Amazon
Blacktron Renegade: was $99 now $79 @ Amazon
R2-D2: was $99 now $79 @ Amazon
Milky Way Galaxy: was $199 now $159 @ Amazon
Imperial Star Destroyer: was $159 now $111 @ Amazon
NASA Lunar Roving Vehicle (LRV): was $219 now $153 @ Amazon
Marvel Daily Bugle: was $349 now $279 @ Lego
Motorized Lighthouse: was $299 now $224 @ Lego
Technic Liebherr Crawler Crane: was $699 now $466 @ Amazon

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