Best Cyber Monday Lego deals
Cyber Monday is here - the final day of the deals weekend which sees price cuts across a huge range of toys, including discounts on children's favourite, Lego.
Lego blocks have been keeping us entertained for decades and the good news is there's plenty of deals to be had on the popular Danish building blocks.
Here are all the Lego deals we have found so far. Alternatively, see our handy breakdown of all the biggest toys and trends we expect to see in the sales.
The best Lego deals
Lego Ninjago Movie Master Falls
Was £24.99, now £18.49 from Smyths
The most recent Lego film was the Lego Ninjago film, pitting Lego's own ninja-like characters against the evil Lord Garmadon. This set recreates one of the scenes from the movie, of Master Wu fighting Lord Garmadon on a bridge in the jungle, so it's ideal for young fans of the film.
Lego Ninjago Movie Destiny's Bounty
Was £109.99, now £87.99 from Official Lego Store
Lego have put on their own Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale, which they're calling Brick Friday. The deals there aren't the most impressive, but they, as you might expect, have the greatest selection of sets and items to buy. If you've got one Lego set or theme in mind specifically, their site is probably your best bet.
Lego Star Wars Imperial TIE Fighter
Was £179.99, now £152.99 from John Lewis
Part of the Ultimate Collector Series, this 58-centimetre-tall Imperial TIE Fighter is well-known by all fans of Star Wars, young and old. It will keep teenagers and big (adult) kids busy for hours, possibly days, re-creating the battle that led to the demise of the first Death Star. This set comes with a stand, too, meaning it's good for both play and display.
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Lego City Volcano Exploration Base
Was £84.99, now £59.96 at Toys R Us
The Lego City sets are generally aimed at children aged 8-12, and this one is made for those who like the idea of using vehicles to explore dangerous areas. With two vehicles inside and the bricks to create a miniature volcano, it's made up of over 800 pieces and includes six different minifigures. Toys R Us also have a series of special offers on Lego, including a deal where you can get free mini-figures for spending over £55.
Lego Heartlake City Playground
Was £39.99, now £34.98 at Toys R Us
Scale the climbing wall with Mia, Sienna and puppy Pippa to get up to the tree house and play hopscotch way up high at the Heartlake City Playground. At Toys R Us if you spend £25 or more you get a free Lego Christmas tree along with it - perhaps an added decoration next month?
Lego Star Wars Republic fighter tank
Was £20, now £16 from Debenhams
With The Last Jedi coming to our screens in December, Star Wars gifts are sure to be popular with children this Christmas. This Lego set allows kids to build a Republic fighter tank with Jedi Aayla Secura to fight the Battle Droids.
It's suitable for children aged 8-14 and also comes with a clone trooper gunner and two battle droid figures. When finished, the tank will have an opening top hatch, a cockpit, a rear ammo store, two elevating guns with stud shooters and hidden wheels.
Lego Technic 6x6 All Terrain Tow Truck
Was £220.00, now £176.00 at Hamleys
For teenagers or an almost-teenager, the Lego Technic sets are generally the most popular. For budding engineers, they're typically made of more moving parts, with a lot more difficulty in the builds. This is one of the high-end options in the Lego Technic range. It features remote controlled forward and reverse drive, steering, outriggers, crane and winch, plus opening doors and movable lights.
