Here are my top picks of all the Cyber Monday Lego deals available to build right now
As a Lego fan and expert, I wouldn't hesitate to get these Cyber Monday Lego deals, as there are plenty of top sets on offer ahead of the holidays.
I've built a comprehensive round-up of all the best Cyber Monday Lego deals you can get right now. And, as a Lego expert, all the deals on this page are ones I recommend.
Below, you'll see deals sourced exclusively from reputable retailers, including Lego.com, Amazon, and Walmart. This page is updated regularly, so you can rely on the products and prices you see. Cyber Monday is the last big chance to save before the holidays, so you'll have to be quick to get the Lego deals you want.
Lego sets come in all shapes and sizes and are suitable for different ages and budgets. Here, we've specifically highlighted the best Lego Star Wars sets, Lego space sets and Lego Marvel sets on the market. So, for the best Cyber Monday Lego deals, scroll down below.
Lego Star Wars Cyber Monday deals
We think these mid-sized Lego Star Wars sets are amongst the best models for adults, and at 20% off, this Millennium Falcon is excellent value. Fun to build and packs in a lot of detail, I called it one of my favorite versions of the ship yet in my Lego Millennium Falcon review.
Save on this beautifully detailed mid-size ship, a great model for adults who don't have enough space for a large UCS set. In our Tantive IV review, we called this a 'gorgeous model', and with a saving of more than $20, it's even better than ever.
Save ahead of Black Friday on what could well be front and center of any Lego Star Wars collection. This set is sturdy, undeniably accurate aesthetically, and we praised it in our Lego Star Wars Brick Built Lego review.
Save big on a Lego set that allows you to perfectly recreate the opening scene to 'A New Hope'. It features Darth Vader, Stormtrooper and Rebel minifigures and features over 500 pieces.
Lego space Cyber Monday deals
Save big on this epic and incredibly detailed model of NASA's Apollo LRV. Technic isn't for everyone, but if you're up for the challenge, the working steering and suspension makes this a seriously worthwhile model.
This gorgeous and fun pocket-money priced set is now only $5 this Cyber Monday, making it an absolute steal. It will either make a great gift for any children in your life, or it'll look great on your own desk.
Save on a set that I called 'one of the most creative and fun-loving space-themed sets ever' in my Space Astronaut review. The astronaut build is my favorite, but you can also turn this clever model into a space dog or a shuttle.
This fun-loving Modular Space Station set is aimed at kids. It can be configured in a number of ways, and it's a great set for siblings or friends to build together. While it isn't the most realistic set, there's a lot to love about it, as I noted in my Modular Space Station review.
Save on this set that harks back to a classic Lego theme. It might not be a realistic Lego space set, but there's still plenty to love about this retro-futuristic galactic ship. Considering it's made up of over 1,100 pieces, it's a serious bargain for less than $64.
Lego Marvel Cyber Monday deals
Save 20% on this neat display set of Iron Spider-Man. While we think this bust is a little overpriced at $60, this 20% discount makes it much easier to stomach, and it's the cheapest we've seen this set so far. It's built upon a display plinth and comes with a matching Iron Spider-Man minifigure.
Save on this Dancing Groot set. If you want something a little less serious and fun-loving, we think this is a fantastic set that offers excellent value for money. It actually dances, too: once it's built, you can turn a lever on the back of the plant pot to make Groot boogie.
This brick-built Marvel Logo comes with five minifigures that literally bust out of the set and, when it's completed, it makes for a very accurate representation of the Marvel logo. As I said my Lego Marvel review, it's a set that will take pride of place in any Lego Marvel display.
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Kim is a Yorkshire-based freelance writer who focuses on Lego and video game-related content. She's the co-creator of GameSpew.com and ThatBrickSite.com, where you'll find most of her work. If she's not building with plastic bricks, playing a video game, or writing about doing either of those things, you should probably check she's still breathing. You can find her on Twitter at @ichangedmyname.
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