I'm a big Lego fan and these deals are my recommended Prime Day picks

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published 16 July 2024

Lego has firmly established itself as a manufacturer of toys for all ages – with sets directly aimed at collectors and adults, as well as the usual fare for children. And, this Amazon Prime Day there are a number of its most desirable builds available no matter your age, with some great discounts.

I'm a big Lego fan myself, having bought a fair few of these sets already, so you can rest assured that they are all great builds and projects.

Here are my favourite picks from the Lego deals in both the US and UK.

Best US Prime Day Lego deals

You can see more US Lego deals right here.

Best UK Prime Day Lego deals

These are my immediate favourites – as I've said, I own some of these Lego sets already – but there are plenty of other Lego Prime Day deals available.

You could also treat your kids to something from the Harry Potter range, for example, or check out the non-collectible version of the Lego Millenium Falcon, which is also amazing in its own right.

Either way, we're sure you'll get as much joy in building and displaying these Lego sets as we do. Especially when you're saving a few pennies.

Remember, you need to be a Prime member to get the best prices, but can sign up for a 30-day trial if you don't subscribe already.

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