New Lego Millennium Falcon hits lowest ever price, and I apologize to your savings in advance
The new Lego Millennium Falcon has only just come out, and it’s already dropped to the lowest ever price I’ve seen.
Now, granted, it’s not a world-shattering reduction that takes what is shaping up to be one of the best Lego sets to silly-money territory. But it is a saving of just over £18. Considering how recently the new Lego Millennium Falcon arrived, that’s really not bad.
You can grab the kit for £56.89 at Amazon instead of £74.99, and if that goes out of stock, you can also pick up the same set for £56.99 at Smyths. It’s 10p more, yes, but still. I’m not sure how long this offer will last so it’s good to have an alternative in your back pocket.
In terms of other discounts, the biggest Lego Millennium Falcon (the Ultimate Collector Series version) is also heavily reduced. While it isn’t sitting pretty at a record low, it’s not too far off. You can get it for £599.99 at Amazon rather than the £700+ it normally is, and seeing as this is arguably one of the best Lego Star Wars sets, I can’t complain.
Lego Millennium Falcon | £74.99 £56.89 at Amazon
Save £18 – That’s comfortably the best price I’ve seen on this kit, and while some price-matching software says it was once 10p cheaper, others claim that this is a record low. In other words, I’m gonna take this as a win. Before now, it didn’t get to much less than £69.95.
Buy it if:
✅ You want an affordable Falcon
✅ You don’t want something massive
Don’t buy it if:
❌ You have the budget or time for the bigger versions
❌ You something more to-scale
Price match:
💲 Smyths | £56.99
💲 John Lewis | £74.99 View Deal
So, the question now is: should you buy this Lego Millennium Falcon set? In purely practical terms, I do suspect this will drop in price even more as part of November’s Lego deals for Black Friday (if not before). However, that’s a long way away and I can’t see it dipping much further until a mega sale like that. As such, now’s a good time to dive in unless you’re happy to wait a while.
As for the kit’s quality, everything I’ve seen of it is positive. Alongside a more affordable price point for one of the most iconic Star Wars ships (it’s so much cheaper than the alternatives), it doesn’t take up oodles of space on the shelf. It doesn’t feel ‘inaccurate’ like so many of the smaller sets do either; even at a glance you can say with confidence that “yep, that sure is the Millennium Falcon.” Throw in a snazzy stand and I’m not sure what else you need.
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