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Best LEGO deals in the Amazon Christmas sale
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2018-12-14 12:56:43 UTCEvery single Christmas there are new toys and games that make a big noise, and all of sudden everyone wants them. A few months or even weeks after Christmas, however, they are forgotten about. Such is the nature of the toy industry.
LEGO however has stood the test of time, and continues to grow in popularity, particularly since it teamed up with our favourite books and films. If you want a guaranteed winner this Christmas then look no further than LEGO. You’ll gain even more kudos with a Harry Potter or Star Wars set.
OK, so not everyone is a confessed Harry Potter obsessive, and if that’s the case we have tracked down some great deals on alternatives. You can pick up a LEGO Creator 10254 Winter Holiday Train (exclusive to John Lewis & Partners) for £74.99, a LEGO 60110 City Fire Station Building Toy for £45.99, and a LEGO Ninjago Dragon Pit and Master Falls Bundle for £87.97. You can also save on a whole bunch of LEGO exclusives just in time for Christmas.
If you are obsessed with Harry Potter and Star Wars, or you know someone that is, then we have also sourced the best LEGO deals that’ll delight this Christmas:
Harry Potter LEGO
Star Wars LEGO
There you have it. If only the best will do then LEGO is the way forward. And these deals really are the best of the best.
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