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Amazon is offering the LEGO Star Wars AT-ST Walker Building Kit (75153) for $32.82 with free shipping for Prime members or in orders over $49. Matched at Walmart. That’s nearly half some bloated listings, $7 under the average selling price and the lowest Amazon has offered it for.
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We also spotted the LEGO Creator Vacation Getaways Building Kit (792 Piece,31052) for $59.75 shipped. That’s 15% below the original listing, the lowest Amazon has offered it for and the best we can find.

Amazon is offering the LEGO Jurassic World Dilophosaurus Ambush 75916 Building Kit for $21.74 with free shipping for Prime members or in orders over $49. Matched at Target and Walmart. That’s around $7 under the next best price and within cents of the Amazon all-tome low.
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You’ll also want to check out this Flybrix flying LEGO drone and these Angry Birds kits from $11 Prime shipped.

We are back today with more discounted LEGO kits. After seeing a number Marvel/Avengers options, as well some LEGO City sets, today we have some discounted Minecraft and Star Wars options. Everything listed below ships free for Prime members or in orders over $49. Deals listed as Prime only are just that and will ship completely free for members.
It looks as though Target is once again matching many of these prices and you’ll find even more deals in our LEGO Guide.
Amazon is offering the LEGO Chain Reactions Craft Kit for $10.35 Prime shipped. That’s $11.64 off the original list and the lowest we can find for it.
This set has 10 different modules for LEGO moving machines and it teaches your kids elements of physics when they think they’re just having fun. Your child can combine the machines in any order they like to create their own chain reactions. It comes with 80 pages of instructions, 33 LEGO pieces, 6 plastic balls, string, paper ramps and other components. Rated 4.3/5 stars by over $300 Amazon shoppers and it’s also the best selling children’s physics book at Amazon.
You’ll also want to check out these LEGO sets starting at $6 Prime shipped and this free LEGO comic book.
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We are back with a giant list of LEGO sets today. We are seeing loads of Amazon all-time lows, along with some matches at Target. Everything in the list below ships free for Prime members or in orders over $49, unless it carries a “add-on” designation. That means you’ll need to include the item in an order of at least $25 to get the special pricing. You’ll also see a few that are only eligible for Prime members.
Many of the NexoKnights kits have been matched over at Target. And we have a host LEGO City kits starting at $6 along with some Super Hero models from $20 Prime shipped. While we are talking brick building, you might as well go grab the latest LEGO/DC Batman Comic for free ($3 value)

After yesterday’s batch of discounted LEGO sets, today we have more options including some Marvel/DC Super Hero kits and some LEGO City models. Everything listed below ships free for Prime members or in orders over $49 and is currently listed at the lowest prices we can find. All these deals are Amazon all-time lows.

Over at Amazon, we have spotted a number of discounted LEGO sets. All of which are currently listed at the lowest Amazon has ever offered them for. Outside of the one deal listed below as an add-on, everything ships free for Prime members or in orders over $49. The add-on item needs to be included in an order of at least $25.

Speaking of toy deals, today’s Gold Box Deals over at Amazon is filled with up to 50% off STEM toys. While there are a host of different learning toys, K’nex, and more, one standout is certainly this Wonder Workshop Dash Robot for $119.99 shipped. It regularly sells for $150 and today’s deal is the lowest Amazon has ever offered it for.
You can browse the rest of the toys in the sale right here. Everything ships free for Prime members or in orders over $49.

LEGO’s latest Architecture kit is a 17-inch wide version of the US Capitol Building. Containing more than 1,000 pieces, the model features a removable dome in the middle to show off the rotunda and statues inside. It will hit store shelves come September 1st for $99.

LEGO released an interesting infographic comparing the model to the real thing. You can check that out above. And be sure to check out the rest of the LEGO architect line, as some kits start at around $28 or so.

Next up, we have a new look at the LEGO Minecraft Fortress set (The Fortress 21127). Much like previous Minecraft LEGO kits this one showcases more blocky figures as well as being entirely modular in nature. The fortress can be reconfigured in multiple ways. You can see the whole thing in action right here.
Based on this Facebook post, it will arrive on September 1st as well.
And be sure to take a look at the leaked Star Wars Rogue One LEGO kits.

We’ve found a number of LEGO Technic price drops this morning over at Amazon with price matches at Walmart. Free shipping is available for Prime members or in orders of $49+.

Comic-Con is rolling in San Diego this weekend and LEGO is continuing to make a splash. We already told you about the SDCC-exclusive BrickHeadz that will be released tomorrow and now we’re getting our first look at new LEGO Batman Movie sets. The Batmobile (70905) and The Joker Notorious Lowrider (70906) will each be displayed this weekend although official images have already been released. Head below for a better look and a sneak peek at the new movie.

Amazon offers the LEGO Creative Supplement 10693 Kit for $14.75 Prime shipped (Reg. $20). Also available at Walmart and Target. That’s the lowest that Amazon has ever sold it for.
This kit includes 20 different brick colors across over 300 pieces. Also included is two sets of eyes and a brick separator. This is a great way to expand your LEGO collection or get started with a low-cost kit. Rated 4.7/5 stars by 182 Amazon customers.

We’ve featured our fair share of LEGO sets in 2016, from new Minecraft releases to Ghostbuster-inspired models. Ahead of Comic-Con next week in San Diego, a handful of new releases have been detailed. LEGO has announced new BrickHeadz models that feature Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and others in celebration of this event. These aren’t your normal minifigs, either. Each model is to be constructed just like any other LEGO release. More details below…
Walmart is offering the LEGO Star Wars TIE Fighter Set for $139.99 shipped. That’s $60 off the original list price/ Amazon’s listing and the lowest we can find for it. This 1,685-piece set features a functioning top hatch, display stand, fact plaque, and TIE fighter pilot mini-figure with blaster. Rated 4.6/5 stars by 29 Amazon customers.
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Amazon is taking 20% off a handful of LEGO Marvel Super Heroes sets today. Free shipping is available for Prime members or in orders of $49+. Each of these deals are all-time low prices at Amazon. Also available at Toys R Us.
Here’s a look at what’s available:
We also found the LEGO Star Wars Flash Speeder (75091) on sale for $20.99 Prime shipped (Reg. $28) at Amazon. Also available at Walmart.
Coming in August, car enthusiasts and LEGO master builders alike will be checking out the detail that went into LEGO’s latest creation. This 1960’s Volkswagen Beetle Creator set has 1,167 pieces and measures 11-inches high, 10-inches long, and four inches wide.
Also in LEGO news, the LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens E3 Trailer showed fans highlights in signature LEGO style. The game comes out June 28. More details and videos:
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The Google Play Store is discounting a handful of LEGO titles for Android devices down to $0.99. You’ll want to login to your account to see the reduced prices. These titles typically sell for $5. Here’s a full look at what’s available:

Update (5/24 10:40am): We’ve found a handful of other notable LEGO deals at Amazon:
There is a large amount of LEGO deals available this morning with discounts on popular sets including Minecraft, City, Angry Birds and many more. You’ll find a variety of price drops at Amazon and Target. Free shipping varies by retailer and in-store pick up is available in some instances.
Our favorite deals come way of LEGO’s Minecraft-themed sets. We’re big fans of the Minecraft 21122 Nether Fortress Set for $49.59 shipped (Reg. $61+). This set has 571 pieces with a glow-in-the-dark design and the ability to shoot fireballs from the Ghast. It’s an Amazon favorite with a 4.8/5 star rating from over 100 customers. Another standout is the LEGO City Square 60097 for $131.99 shipped (Reg. $160). Also available at Target.
You’ll want to check out the full selection of Target’s 20% off LEGO promotion for more deals. A standout deal is the City Police Station (60047) for $58.39 shipped (Reg. $71+). Rated 4.8/5 stars by nearly 500 Amazon reviewers. Head over to this landing page for a full look at what’s available.
Angry Birds fans will want to cash in on a number of LEGO sets that are currently on sale at Amazon. Here are some notable deals:
Even more deals can be found over at Target.

LEGO Technic has unveiled a new 1:8 scale recreation of the Porsche 911 GT3 RS. Set number 42056 will hit online shelves this June with over 2,700 pieces. Inside the box you’ll find a special collector’s edition book that details the history of LEGO Technic and Porsche. This kit was designed specifically for auto enthusiasts with a different build pattern then we traditionally see. LEGO went to painstaking efforts to develop a sequence that mirrors the actual real-life assembly process for this car.

Target’s Official eBay Store and Amazon are discounting LEGO Star Wars Action Figures today. Free shipping varies by retailer and is noted below. These “amazingly detailed” buildable LEGO figures feature fully posable limbs and all the accessories/weapons as seen in The Force Awakens. Here’s a look at what’s available:
Be sure to swing by our previous LEGO roundup for more deals on Star Wars, City, Minecraft and more.

Update (4/12 11:45am):
This morning we’ve noticed a number of popular LEGO sets on sale from trusted retailers like Amazon, Target and Walmart. We’ve rounded up some of the best deals below. Free shipping is available on some listings alongside in-store pick up.
Our favorite deal this morning is LEGO Ideas’ The Big Bang Theory 21302 Building Kit for $45.67 Prime shipped at Amazon. This set has a list price of $59.99 and still goes for that much at retailers like Target. Designed for Big Bang fans, you’ll be able to “build an authentic replica of Leonard and Sheldon’s living room.” There are seven minifigs included in this kit alongside a collector’s edition booklet. Rated a near-perfect 4.9/5 stars by 199 Amazon customers. Not familiar with the LEGO Ideas program? Check out the full lot of crowd-sourced designs here.


Before you head on to the rest of today’s price drops, be sure to take a look at this LEGO Storage Brick for $29.99 Prime shipped that can hold thousands of blocks at a time. Rated 4.5/5 stars by nearly 200 Amazon customers.
In case you missed it last week, Disney and LEGO partnered on some pretty sweet new minifigs that are set to launch next month. Head over to this blog post from Disney for more information.

Late last week, LEGO teased four new Minecraft-inspired sets, expanding its current line to 14 offerings. Three of the four focus on different locations found in the game, with the Jungle Tree House and End Portal standing out as the most notable. Everyone’s favorite defender, the Iron Golem, also received a recreation in this latest release.

Update (2/20 12:10pm): Here are a couple more LEGO deals for you via Amazon:
LEGO sets rarely drop in price and when they do the sales tend to only include a few options. But today, Amazon and Toys R Us are discounting a wide variety of popular LEGO sets down to all-time low prices. Amazon offers free shipping for Prime members and on orders of $35+, while Toys R Us will send any $19+ order to your doorstep via Economy Shipping at no cost. Of course, you could also opt for in-store pick at closest Toys R Us location. Here are some of our favorite deals:

This weekend at Toy Fair 2016 in New York, LEGO announced an impressive new Star Wars set that focuses on the the Rebel’s Echo Base on Hoth. This massive recreation features over 2,000 pieces and 14 minifigs. While we have seen a hefty string of Force Awakens-focused kits over the last few months, this return to the original trilogy is much appreciated. LEGO is set to release this Empire Strikes Back redux later this spring with a hefty price tag. Head below for a full gallery and more info…

It was just a couple of months back when we told you about LEGO’s reincarnation of the famous Ghostbusters Firehouse. Today, our favorite toy-maker is back with another set focused on the classic series. This new kit, which is based on this summer’s upcoming redux, features minifigs based on Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy plus a perfect reproduction of their ghost-busting wagon. Head below for more info and a full gallery.

Just when you thought we’ve reached peak Star Wars: The Force Awakens, this morning has brought news of a fresh LEGO game based on the recently released film. The upcoming title will be available on Xbox One, PS4, Wii U and a handful of other platforms this summer. Head below for pre-order details (including a special discount for Prime members), a full look at the trailer and a gallery of screenshots.

Toy Fair 2016 is getting set to wrap-up over in London this week. Aside from a couple of new Razor electric toys that popped up, another notable announcement was a handful of fresh LEGO sets that are expected to be released throughout 2016. There will be new additions to the Marvel, Star Wars and LEGO City sets this year. More details below.
In our continued coverage of amazing new LEGO sets, today we have a custom build courtesy of Dayton that combines 18,000 pieces and over one year of planning. Made popular from the most recent line-up of Batman console games, this build features Arkham Asylum in all its glory.

In celebration of 50 years since it first hit the airwaves, LEGO is releasing a commemorative Batman set this spring. The 2,500-piece Batcave-inspired collection has everything needed to recreate this popular television show. LEGO set #76052 includes each of Batman’s vehicles and all the pieces needed to recreate Wayne Manor. Just wait until you see all the Minifigs…

With the release of the latest Star Wars film, some pretty amazing LEGO creations inspired by the films have been surfacing recently. We’ve spotted a couple builds that are nothing short of amazing when it comes to sheer scale and detail, including the 22-pound Millennium Falcon you see above and a 3-foot tall Ewok village from the tree-tops of Endor. Head below for all the details and a closer look:
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Apple fans are a dedicated bunch. Many of us diehards run out and buy every new gadget, making it nearly impossible for friends and family to come up with an original gift idea related to one of our biggest passions. My holiday gift guide includes items that you can’t buy from your local Apple store, but are sure to delight any fan of the company. These aren’t complementary products like a nice iPhone stand or Apple Watch band, but rather hard-to-find swag and collectibles that only real Apple fans would appreciate. Head below to take a look at my outside-the-box gift ideas for the Apple lover in your life:
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In what seems to be an annual tradition, LEGO remains amongst the top of this holiday’s most wanted items. Star Wars kits have received the most publicity leading up to Christmas due to the movie’s impending release. But around here, we’re big fans of LEGO’s Architecture sets. The latest addition to its line-up allows builders to re-create famous skylines from around the world. LEGO will be kicking things off with three different cities featuring iconic buildings from each locale. Full details below.
Attention parents and kids, now when you visit your local LEGO Store (on the first Tuesday and Wednesday of every month) you can learn how to build a mini model, and take it home for free.
The first installment will be the LEGO Submarine. So on Tuesday, December 1 and Wednesday, December 2 head to your local LEGO store beginning at 5:00pm. Show up promptly as the offer is good only while supplies last.
You can even reserve your Mini Model before you visit the LEGO Store. December registration has already begun. To register, fill out this form.
Due to safety and build experience standards, builders must be between the ages of 6-14 to participate. The mini model must be completely built in store. Registration is on a first come first serve basis and quantities are limited. Stores will no longer accept walk ups on the night of the event.
For more information, and to find a LEGO store near you visit: LEGO.com/stores

A few weeks ago we got a glimpse at some Toys R Us holiday promotions, but thanks to another leak we now have their entire Black Friday plans. The retailer will offer in-store doorbusters on Thanksgiving starting at 5pm and on Black Friday at 7am. Some deals will also go live online Thursday morning. The full 28-page ad features various video games, Apple devices, LEGO, kids’ toys, action figures, Blu-ray/DVD movies, and more.
Head below to check out the top deals and best pages from this year’s Toys R Us Black Friday ad:
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LEGO fans have been the beneficiaries of some pretty cool new books lately. We first detailed The LEGO Architect back in the summer. Today, The LEGO Power Functions Idea Book has launched in two volumes. The first focuses on machines and mechanisms, detailing a number of projects that involve moving objects.
The second volume has hundreds of “car and contraptions” instructions to build four-wheel drive cars, adorable walking ‘bots, steerable tanks, and more. This isn’t the first release for author Yoshihito Isogawa, who has a number of titles available on the subject of building cool projects with LEGO.
Both titles are available to purchase today via Amazon, where it’s already at the #1 new release in its category. Be sure to grab a LEGO starter kit with all the necessary pieces for your next project!
Brace yourself Ghostbuster fans, you’re getting a new LEGO set this winter. The Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters (set 75827) will be available in January as a full-on representation of the famous Hook & Ladder 8 in New York City. LEGO really nailed it, as you can see in the pictures. The details appear to be spot-on and the figurines look the part. Nine characters are included: Peter, Winston, Ray, Egon, Janine Melnitz, Dana Barrett, Louis Tully, the library ghost, and a zombie ghost driver.
This set isn’t going to come cheap, however. LEGO has set a $350 price tag for the 4,634 piece firehouse reproduction. Of course, the LEGO version of the Ghostbuster’s Ecto-1 is already on the market and worth a look for this holiday season.

Head over to the App Store to get a free download of Runtastic Sit Ups PRO – Workouts, Abs Trainer & Counter for iPhone and iPad. Today’s sale marks the first time this year that we’ve seen this fitness app drop below its usual price of $1.99.
Want to strengthen your abs and reach 100 sit-ups? Wow, that’s an ambitious goal. You’re in luck, though – the Runtastic Sit-Ups app is the ideal companion to put your plan into action.

We have certainly seen our fair share of impressive custom LEGO builds, from the transforming Optimus Prime to the 14,000 piece Starcraft replica. But when it comes to sheer scale, today’s life-size Batmobile is certainly going to be hard to top.
Well known LEGO designer Nathan Sawaya decided to use a good portion of that incredible collection of LEGO bricks you see in the image above to create a life-size Batmobile. Despite some interesting touches like the Batman logo rims and the flames from the rocket engine, it is the model’s massive foot-print that is most impressive.
The 18-foot long model is made up of over 500,000 LEGO bricks and weighs in at about 1,500 pounds. Sawaya worked directly with DC Entertainment on the design and spent around 3 months putting it together. Here are a few more close-ups:
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Source: Gizmodo
Black Friday will be here before you know it and some retailers are beginning to detail what they expect to be the most sought after toys this holiday season. Amazon and Toys R Us, two of the biggest toy retailers, have each released a list of 2015’s must-have toys. Full details below.
Toys R Us is hosting a free LEGO building event on Saturday, October 17th from 12-2PM. Each child (over 5-years of age) will get to make and keep a Mini LEGO City Kayak model. More details available via LEGO and Facebook events.
Earlier in the month, Force Friday delivered a big time selection of toys and merchandise for the upcoming Star Wars film The Force Awakens. But those interested in something a little more high-class will want to check out two new luxury Dark Side watches that are just hitting the market.
Timepiece designers Devon and Nixon have released new limited edition watches that would’ve fit right in at the Death Star. One model certainly has a price that is out of this galaxy.
Update (9/4 1:50pm): We have now updated this post with more Force awakens sales and goodies…
Star Wars: The Force Awakens is set for a release on December 18th, but Disney is getting things jumped off months ahead of time with its new Star Wars holiday: Force Friday. Starting tonight at midnight, retailers all across the US will be opening their doors to put new Star Wars merchandise and toys on sale. Even Amazon, Target, Toys R Us and Walmart will be having sales online all throughout the day in celebration. Down below we have detailed some of the most interesting new Star Wars toys revealed, where to get them online and a list of sales through the weekend:
We knew Sandpeople always ride single file to hide their numbers, but we had no idea Jawas rolled across the dunes in so much style!
Enter this incredible Star Wars LEGO creation and prepare to have your mind blown. Made with more than 10,000 bricks, the detailed sandcrawler took 500 hours to build. The builders, Calvin Hartley and Jarren Harkema, integrated a number of mechanical elements into their creation to really bring the iconic desert rover to life.
Peek inside the colossal creation for snapshot into the everyday life of the scheming, bartering Jawa.
This Sandcrawler debuted at Brickworld Chicago 2015. This mechanical beast was a total hit at the annual event and has been making waves online since.
For those interested in a slightly smaller version, Star Wars LEGO enthusiasts can pick up their own officially licensed, 3,296 piece Sandcrawler for $300 shipped.
Don’t have the bricks, space, or time for your own custom LEGO Star Wars build? Check out some of our favorite pieces below.
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The new Art of LEGO Scale Modeling hardcover book is available for pre-order at Amazon for $21.74 with free shipping for Prime members or on orders of $35+. It is slated for release in late September and includes Amazon’s pre-order lowest price guarantee.
This new LEGO design book by Dennis Glaasker and Dennis Bosman provides step-by-step instructions on how to build “dozens of models” like Formula 1 racers, construction vehicles, planes, ships and other cool projects. In addition to showcasing the author’s own creations, The Art of LEGO Design provides “tips and tricks” for the design and building process. If you’re into LEGO custom creations, this is the book to own.
Photo via Car and Driver
From traditional AT-AT and Death Star building kits, to the wealth of high quality video games out there, LEGO and Star Wars certainly aren’t strangers. And while we already have a few hardcover LEGO-Star Wars collaborations in the form of character encyclopedias and the Visual Dictionary, Photographer Vesa Lehtimaki is readying a new kind of plastic block Jedi book known as LEGO Star Wars: Small Scenes from a Big Galaxy:
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With near certainty I can assume that most of you set out at one point or another to recreate a building with LEGO. I can also assume that it didn’t look quite right. Well, now is the time to redeem yourself. A new book, called The LEGO Architect, is on its way to detail how to build some of the most well-known buildings in the world out of those infamous plastic blocks.
We’re talking step-by-step instructions on how to make your own Lever House, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Prairie House and many more. Head below for more details on other house designs, LEGO sets for this book and pre-ordering.
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We have seen our fair share of pretty amazing LEGO projects, from an official Ferrari, to incredibly detailed Starcraft maps, but this Optimus Prime job might just take the cake.
At first glance, the leader of the Autobots in his truck form is cool, but not earth shattering. But then you realize that this is a working Transformer that can morph between the truck state and the standing Optimus Prime robot. Now we are talking. One of the most impressive custom LEGO builds we have come across, it was created by an experienced block architect by the name of Mad Physicist. While there isn’t much details outside of his flickr stream, based on a few of the photos this looks like its on quite a large scale:
LEGO certainly makes a lot of effort to create new and interesting kits like this Ferrari F40 Creator Series, but sometimes its the home enthusiasts that pull off the most impressive feats with the plastic blocks. While this certainly isn’t the first Starcraft inspired LEGO creation we’ve seen, it just might be the most involved and detailed:
A group of LEGO builders got together to create an entire map from the popular Blizzard RTS, Starcraft. Not just a few units and structures though, we are talking a complete map, with all three playable races from the game: Terran, Protoss and Zerg. The scale and detail within is quite impressive, with extremely detailed characters/units scattered between what seems like just about every building you can create in the game. The entire model spans about 14 feet across.
Feast your eyes in the gallery below, or check out more images on this Flickr page.
Source: Kotaku

3D Printers have been getting quite a bit of hype in 2015, with all kinds of Kickstarter campaigns and new releases. We even saw a pancake printer. Now, someone has finally made a LEGO printer and scanner. The Bricasso can take note of any image and turn in into a LEGO creation. Although it’s currently limited to 1×1 blocks, there is a lot of potential here.
Bricasso has multiple tubes on the side that act as “ink tanks” for your LEGO. The printer’s arm reaches over and grabs the necessary blocks and places them on the building plate, creating a replica LEGO model on your image.
Even though it is just 2D for the time being, the future for this LEGO printer looks to be pretty awesome. No word on its availability, but we sure would love to try one out.
Source: JK Brickworks Flickr