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Walmart is currently offering the LEGO Technic Bucket Wheel Excavator 42055 Set for $194.99 shipped. Normally selling for $270, that’s good for a $75 discount and matches our previous mention for the Amazon all-time low. Stacking up to over 3,900 pieces, this is one of the largest LEGO sets ever released; it measures up to over 28-inches long when fully assembled. What’s even better is that this kit includes instructions to reconfigure it into a second model. Jump below for more LEGO deals.
Be sure to head over to our LEGO Star Wars and City Advent Calendar coverage to get a look at a new miniature build each day! We also recently took a hands-on look at the re-released LEGO Vestas Wind Turbine, which you won’t want to miss.
Other notable LEGO deals:
- Creator Mythical Creatures: $12 (Reg. $15) | Walmart
- Ant-Man Quantum Explorers: $14 (Reg. $20) | Walmart
- Technic Roadwork Crew: $20 (Reg. $30) | Amazon
- Scout Trooper & Speeder Bike: $28 (Reg. $40) | Walmart
- $5 under Black Friday mention
- Harley Quinn Cannonball Attack: $30 (Reg. $35) | Amazon
- Classic Large Creative Brick Box: $48 (Reg. $60) | Walmart
- Batmobile Airlift Attack: $73 (Reg. $100) | Amazon
- First Order Star Destroyer: $120 (Reg. $160) | Walmart
Technic Bucket Wheel Excavator features:
LEGO Technic Bucket Wheel Excavator is the largest LEGO Technic set to date and a perfect gift for those who love a building challenge. This 2-in-1 model faithfully re-creates a real-life mining excavator with a dark blue and yellow color scheme, hand-railed walkways, huge tracks, and a detailed cab. The Power Functions motor activates the conveyor belts, rotates the massive superstructure, and maneuvers the colossal machine into position.
Day 11 of the LEGO 2018 Star Wars and City Advent Calendars unwraps a Rowan Freemaker minifigure alongside a brick-built toy train https://t.co/h1DwkvL4Fg pic.twitter.com/lqxsKYvwJQ
— 9to5Toys (@9to5toys) December 11, 2018
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