Best Lego deals: save on Star Wars, space, Marvel & DC Lego sets

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We've got good news if you're a Lego fan: the internet is filled with fantastic Lego deals, and we've rounded up the best of them here. Whether you're a Lego Star Wars, Marvel, DC or space fan, you'll find a great deal below.

We regularly scan Amazon, Lego, Walmart, Target and other reputable online sellers to find you the best deals on Lego. And we update this guide regularly to ensure we're bringing you the cheapest prices.

Our best Lego deals guide is split up into multiple sections, one for each Lego theme. You can jump to the section you're most interested in using the quick links on the page, or simply scroll down and browse everything.

We've included deals to suit all ages and all budgets: You'll find pocket money-friendly playsets and adult-focused display sets, and everything in between. If you want some advice on the best Lego sets out there before making a purchase, make sure you visit our best Lego Star Wars guide and our best Lego Space sets guide.

Best Lego deals right now

Best Lego Star Wars deals

Want to build your own droid or a hunk o' junk spaceship? We've rounded up the best Lego Star Wars deals in this section. We've included playsets for kids along with 18+ sets designed to be put on display.

Want more? We have a dedicated page where you'll find even more Lego Star Wars deals. And if you need help choosing the perfect set, head on over to our Lego Star Wars buyer's guide where we've rounded up the best sets you can currently buy.

Lego Star Wars Mandalorian N-1 Starfighter
Lego Star Wars Mandalorian N-1 Starfighter: was $60 now $51 at Walmart


Save $9
on another Mandalorian Starfighter - this time, the N-1 Starfighter from season two of Disney+'s hit series. Included are minifigures of Baby Yoda, the Mandalorian and Peli Motto. It also has a cockpit to fit one of the minfigures, a cargo compartment and spring-loaded shooters.

Lego  Star Wars Captain Rex Helmet
Lego Star Wars Captain Rex Helmet: was $70 now $55.50 at Amazon


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on this striking replica of Captain Rex's helmet. Thanks to its blue accents, it's one of the more eye-catching models of the Lego Star Wars helmet collection, and as we said in our Captain Rex review, it's a great build with some excellent techniques.

Lego Star Wars Ahsoka Tano's T-6 Jedi Shuttle
Lego Star Wars Ahsoka Tano's T-6 Jedi Shuttle: was $80 now $58 at Walmart


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on this fabulous playset based on Ahsoka Tano's shuttle from Disney+'s Ahsoka. We love how interactive the ship is thanks to a plethora of movable parts, and its selection of minifigs is excellent.

Lego Star Wars Boarding the Tantive IV
Lego Star Wars Boarding the Tantive IV: was $55 now $44 at Amazon


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on Boarding the Tantive IV, a wonderful recreation of A New Hope's opening scene. While there's plenty of interactivity here for kids, we think it makes a great display set for adults too. There are 502 pieces here and seven minifigures — including Darth Vader.

Lego Star Wars Imperial TIE Fighter 75300
Lego Star Wars Spider Tank: was $50 now $40 at Amazon


Save 20% on this rather wonderful-looking mechanical Spider Tank from Lego. It's based on The Mandalorian series, so comes with minifigures of Grogu, Mango and Bo Katan. Arachnophobes might want to choose another set, but the rest of of us are loving the multiple moving parts here.

Lego Star Wars Tantive IV
Lego Star Wars Tantive IV: was $80 now $65 at Amazon


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on the Lego Star Wars Tantive IV, a midi-scale model of one of our favorite Star Wars ships. In our Tantive IV review we praised how detailed it is for its size, and we think this makes a fantastic display piece for any shelf or desktop surface.

Lego Star Wars Droideka
Lego Star Wars Droideka: was $65 now $52 at Amazon


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on this very cool-looking Droideka model, one of the neatest (and most underrated) droids of the Star Wars universe. This challenging build is made up of 583 pieces and can transform into a ball shape. How cool is that?

Best Lego Space deals

It should come as no surprise that we absolutely love space-themed Lego here at Space. In this section you'll find the best deals on Lego space sets, from huge to-scale NASA models to fun Martian playsets.

If you want more Lego space deals, head on over to our dedicated Lego space deals hub. And if you want help choosing the best set for you, our guide on the best Lego space sets currently available should help.

Lego Technic Planet Earth and Moon in Orbit
Lego Technic Planet Earth and Moon in Orbit: was $75 now $56 at Walmart


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on the excellent Lego Technic Planet Earth and Moon in Orbit. Not only is this a great-looking set with moving parts (you can turn a crank to see the Earth rotate around the Sun) but it's a fun way to get younger kids interested in space and the solar system.

Lego Creator 3-in-1 Space Astronaut
Lego Creator 3-in-1 Space Astronaut: was $55 now $42.50 at Amazon


In our review of the Lego Creator 3-in-1 Space Astronaut we asked "has there ever been a more perfect Lego set for space fans?". We still think this is a rather excellent set, and at 22% off, it's even better. Not only can you build a fully-poseable astronaut, but you can rejig the bricks into a space dog and a rocket, too.

Lego City Modular Space Station
Lego City Modular Space Station: was $110 now $83 at Amazon


Save 25% on this excellent Lego City space playset. It's still a little pricey, but in our Modular Space Station review, we praised how fun this set is, and we particularly like how multiple kids (or adults) can build it together.

Lego City Space Explorer Rover and Alien Life
Lego City Space Explorer Rover and Alien Life: was $35 now $28 at Amazon


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on this excellent playset aimed at kids aged six and above. The focus is a chunky exploration rover, with six big wheels to cover rough lunar terrain, and it also comes with fun alien figures for added imaginative play.

Lego Friends Space Research Rover
Lego Friends Space Research Rover: was $50 now $35 at Amazon


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on this fun, colorful set from the Lego Friends range. While it might not be realistic, it's geared for imaginative play, featuring a chunky space rover, an eye-catching space plant and two mini-doll figures.

Best Lego Marvel deals

Whether you're an Avengers aficionado or a Spider-Man superfan, this is the section for you. We've rounded up the best Lego Marvel deals from around the web, including both deals for kids and adults.

You can find out more about Lego Marvel by visiting our best Lego Marvel sets guide, where we've rounded up our favorite Marvel sets currently available.

Lego Marvel I Am Groot
Lego Marvel I Am Groot: was $55 now $42 at Walmart


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on a 476-piece Lego set that's well suited for older kids and teens. Perfect for fans of Guardians of the Galaxy, the completed model has moving parts, so builders can pose Groot in different positions. It also comes with a brick-built cassette tape — the perfect Guardians of the Galaxy relic.

Lego Marvel Endgame Final Battle
Lego Marvel Endgame Final Battle: was $100 now $68 at Amazon


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on this fun-loving and ultra-detailed diorama of a critical scene in Marvel's Avengers: Endgame. One of the highlights here is the wealth of minifigures included in the set, as we highlighted in our Endgame Final Battle review. Age rated 10+, the set makes a great playset, but we think it looks fantastic as a display piece for adult Marvel fans, too.

Lego  Marvel Infinity Gauntlet
Lego Marvel Infinity Gauntlet: was $80 now $64 at Amazon


Save 20% on the Lego Marvel Infinity Gauntlet, an all-gold display set designed for adults. Made up of 590 pieces, it looks stunning on display - and even comes with poseable fingers. Not that we suggest you should make any rude gestures, of course.

Lego Marvel Rocket and Baby Groot
Lego Marvel Rocket and Baby Groot: was $60 now $48 at Amazon


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on this poseable model of Rocket Raccoon, which comes with a tiny Groot minifigure, too. In our Rocket and Baby Groot review we said it 'looks way better than it does on the box', which is to say the pictures really don't do this fun set justice.

Lego Marvel Dancing Groot
Lego Marvel Dancing Groot: was $45 now $36 at Amazon


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on this fun-loving Dancing Groot set. A crank on the back of the set means that it actually grooves, with a moving body and arms, when you turn it. It's an absolute bargain for this price.

Best Lego Batman and DC deals

There might not be as many Lego Batman and DC sets as there are Star Wars and Marvel, but the moody superhero still deserves some love. The best deals on Lego Batman and DC sets, which we've rounded up below, include a number of playsets suitable for all ages.

Lego Batman with the Batmobile vs. Harley Quinn and Mr Freeze
Lego Batman with the Batmobile vs. Harley Quinn and Mr Freeze: was $60 now $54 at Walmart


It might have a bit of a mouthful of a name, but we rather like the Lego Batman with the Batmobile vs. Harley Quinn and Mr Freeze set. The Batmobile itself is absolutely stunning, and it comes on a specially-designed display stand, complete with an informational placard. It might be designed as a playset, then, but it's also a great display piece.

Lego The Batcave with Batman, Batgirl and the Joker
Lego The Batcave with Batman, Batgirl and the Joker: was $35 now $30 at Target


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on this Batman set aimed at younger builders. It's a "4+" set, which means it's a super simple build designed for preschool-age kids. It's the natural step up from Duplo: the pieces here are regular Lego-sized, but most of them are larger than a standard set. The set comes with a Batman, Batgirl and Joker minifigure, a car, a Batwing and a fun Bacave recreation.

Lego Batman Construction Figure and the Bat-Pod
Lego Batman Construction Figure and the Bat-Pod: was $65 now $46 at Amazon


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on this Batman and Bat-Pod playset. Not only does it come with a buildable Bat-Pod motorcycle, but you get a poseable Batman that, when finished, feels more like an action figure than a Lego model. Perfect for young Batman fans.

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Kimberley Snaith
Freelance contributor

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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