It's your last chance to pick up the best prime day Lego deals

Until recently, Lego's only Back to the Future kit was massive and very expensive... so a smaller version at a much more reasonable price immediately jumped onto my radar. It's now cheaper than ever thanks to the Prime Day Lego deals, and because this kit usually averages a cost of $26-$27, that offer is fantastic value.

It's a small price cut, but that's just three cents away from a record low. It's also discounting one of my favorite kits from the last few years. Look how cheerful they are! Perfect as a gift or a pick-me-up to add to your desk.

I'm not sure we've ever seen this nostalgic set go for less than it is now, and it's retiring soon so we're unlikely to get a better offer. Because I grew up on Super Mario World, this makes my heart very happy.

And there we go... after a week brushing up against a record low price, this discount finally brings us down to a record level. It's a far more palatable price than the bigger Simba model, too - although that one's 30% less at Amazon, it's still $80+ right now.

This kind of offer is dangerous; it takes us perilously close to impulse purchase territory. The fact that this is a great build for fans both young and old or as a gift makes it even more tempting.

We have a record low price in the house! This clever little kit has never been cheaper than it is now. Because it doesn't take up much space on display, it's perfect for those who don't want a sprawling model on the shelf or something that'll take too long to finish. It's my favorite of the Book Nook range, honestly.

I think this might be the best Minecraft Lego set around for fans or as a gift, and that makes today's discount well worth considering. While it isn't a record low price, it's only a dollar or so away from it.

It's not technically listed as a Prime Day saving, but considering how we're staring down the barrel of a significant 20% price cut here, I thought it was well worth featuring.

We've got a lowest-ever price, and it's not even time for 2026's Prime Day Lego deals yet! If you struggle to keep plants alive or need a good gift, this is a prime candidate.

If you or your kids prefer making your own creations, this kind of box set is ideal; it provides a whole host of bricks of varying colors to let you go wild.

Although we have seen this awesome display kit for less before now, this price is still a lot better than the batting average - price-matching software suggests it's normally closer to the full $39.

Besides being at a record low price, this kit is another one that's perilously close to becoming unavailable; it's officially retired, which means it'll be next to impossible to find once stock runs out.

Buying for the younger gamers in your life? This interactive starter set is a great choice, because it allows the builder to interact with their Lego in a way they probably haven't been able to before. Plus, it's a mere five cents away from an all-time low price.

Thanks to a $26 price cut, this is one of the better offers I've seen in the run up to Prime Day Lego deals 2026. It's perfect if you prefer old-fashioned DIY builds or are buying for kids.

We're sitting at just a single dollar away from this kit's lowest ever price, so if you're grumpy about Lego Minas Tirith or Rivendell being so expensive, this is a great alternative. It's smaller, more manageable, and a whole lot cheaper (though I appreciate that it's still got a hefty price tag).

While some sets are selling out with Prime Day coming to an end, others are surfacing - just like this model based on Cruella De Vil's car from 101 Dalmatians. It's never been cheaper than it is here.

We're a mere dollar or so away from a lowest-ever price on this kit, and because we rated it so highly in our review, it's an easy recommendation.

The only thing better than this cutie is the fact it's now at its lowest ever price. Considering how Prime Day Lego deals aren't officially due to start until next week, that's very good going.

Look what's at five cents off a record low price! Here's a set I gave a full five stars to in my Lego Millennium Falcon review, and I stand by that assessment; it's fantastic.

Seeing as this kit will be retiring very soon (e.g. it's not being made anymore, so it's gone once it's sold out), this may be our last, best chance to get it for less. Bumblebee is currently five cents away from its lowest ever price, so I'd doubt we'll get a better offer before it's gone.

At a mere three cents away from a record low price, Chopper is one of the standout offers ahead of 2026's full Prime Day Lego deals. Will it drop any further in price when the sale finally arrives? Very possibly, but this is still a great discount nonetheless.

We've had Lego versions of Artoo before, but few have balanced detail and price as well as this (something we bring up in our Lego R2-D2 review). The fact it's a mere five cents away from its lowest ever price helps it stand out too.

I've never seen this tremendously popular Star Wars kit for any less than it is now, so you're unlikely to get a better opportunity if you fancied adding it to your collection.

I rarely see this Clone Wars set go much lower than its classic $140 MSRP, but Prime Day has done away with that tradition by bringing it perilously close to a record low price.

Look out world, this diorama of Diagon Alley has quite literally never been cheaper. That's one heck of a way to kick off sales season.

This offer leaves us a single pence away from the set's lowest ever price. That pushes it into impulse purchase territory, so Back to the Future fans should take heed.

This kit had been flirting with a record low price last week, but has finally dropped down the few extra pence in honour of Prime Day Lego deals. It's the perfect pick-me-up to add to any desk, or a great gift if you're short on ideas.

We have a winner! This already-affordable price just tipped over to a record low price, so now's the time to strike if you wanted a cute display piece, a toy for your kids, or an easy gift for a Wizarding World fan. It's normally around £10, so that's a great offer overall.

This kit just went up by around 10p, which is annoying, but it's still a very good price for a gift-worthy set. If you don't know what to get a loved one or struggle to keep real plants alive, this is the ideal solution. It also comes with a pot unlike many Lego flowers, meaning you aren't scrambling to get something you can put it in.

Been bitten by football fever now that the World Cup is here? Don't worry, this kit should help - and it's never been cheaper than it is now. It's actually one of my favourite World Cup tie-ins that Lego's produced, because it's so imaginatively designed.

Kachow! If you're hoping to pick up an easy present for the younger Cars fan in your life, look no further than this kit. That price is much better than the £20-something average cost over the past few months.

My favorite ever set has returned to its traditional Prime Day level with a 15% price cut. While it's not a record low, it's only a single pound off... which means it's very, very unlikely to be available for much less as this year's Prime Day Lego deals truck on.

Want an easy gift, or a way to brighten up your room without needing to worry about watering? These delightful Lego plants are perfect, especially with 29% off the RRP.

Thanks to that 20% saving, this new kit (seriously, it's only a couple of months old) has never been cheaper than it is now. Because it's head and shoulders (heh) better than the previous Vader helmet model, I'd say that's cause to celebrate.

This new display piece has tumbled down to a record low price, and because it was already a lot more affordable than previous AT-AT models, we're now hovering in the danger zone for those who've been tempted by this kit... like me.

One of my favourite discounts for Prime Day Lego deals is back, and it's got a Prime Day badge attached. That means it's very unlikely to drop in price any further.

We've hit a record-low price on this, as it's dropped over the course of the last few days. If you're a fan of the Caped Crusader or a certain Lego Batman video game has you in the building mood, this is one of the best offers I've seen ahead of 2026's Prime Day Lego deals.

It's not an all-time low, but considering how the Bumblebee set is retiring soon, this might be our last chance to get it for less than the full RRP.

Adore Lord of the Rings but feel put off by how expensive most of the sets can be? This model is a whole lot cheaper than them, but is every bit as dramatic... and it's never been cheaper than it is now as part of 2026's Prime Day Lego deals.

Love the Tobey Maguire-led Spider-Man movies? This awesome (and affordable) tribute to them just got even cheaper with a deal that takes the set down to its lowest ever price.

GOAL! This beautiful kit has never been cheaper than it is now, which is pretty good timing considering how the World Cup itself just kicked off. It's normally anywhere between £140-£155.

Um, hello - is that a 20% discount on one of Fortnite's most impressive Lego sets? And a record low price? Apparently it is, so if you've had your eye on the model, now's a good time to grab it.

OK, so I appreciate that it's still eye-wateringly expensive. But would you believe me if I told you that it'd never been cheaper? Thanks to a massive £174 off the sticker price, the Death Star is now... well, not as wince-inducing. If you wanted the best deal on it, this is your chance.

I'm not necessarily a car guy, but even I can appreciate how gorgeous this Technic model of the McLaren P1 Hypercar is. It's really beautiful, and despite not being a record low price, that's still an impressive 27% off.