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  • ALL GONE: Free Lego City mini figure set (norm £11) with £9ish Lego Store spend

    ALL GONE: Free Lego City mini figure set (norm £11) with £9ish Lego Store spend

    44-piece pack incl astronauts & space technicians. Online only via Blagged code

    MSE Update, 10.35am on Wed 29 Jul: This deal has been extremely popular after we featured it in the MSE weekly email, and all 2,000+ 'free' sets have now gone.

    If you're shopping online at Lego Store* and spending over £5, you can get a free Lego City mini figure pack* (norm £10.99) when you enter the MSE Blagged code MSAE at the checkout, until 11.59pm on Fri 31 Jul or while stock lasts.

    Delivery's £3.95 (or free if you're spending £50 or more) – so the minimum you'll need to spend to get the freebie including delivery is £8.95. 

    The 44-piece set (which is suitable for age six and above) includes two Lego astronauts, two space technicians and space-themed accessories. The 'free' set will automatically be added to your basket once you've reached the £5+ minimum spend and entered the code – you don't need to add the item to the basket yourself.

    There are 2,000+ available and it's limited to one set per household.

    MSE Laura B says:

    This deal works best if you were already planning to buy some Lego anyway, as you need to spend at least £8.95 when factoring in delivery.

    When I checked on Mon 27 Jul, there were about 90 items for under £5, so you could buy a couple of small items to bag the 'freebie' set for less than it would normally cost to buy, plus you'll have some extra Lego to go with it.

    The Lego Store might not always be the cheapest place to buy, so remember to compare prices to make sure you're getting the best deal.

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      The code can't be used with other discounts or offers. If you choose to return your order, Lego says you'll need to return the freebie too. 

  • Lego Star Wars up to 40% off sale

    Lego Star Wars up to 40% off sale

    Selected sets, while stocks last

    Lego is offering up to 40% off selected items from its Star Wars range as part of an event it's calling 'Force Friday'. The sale will run online and in stores (find your nearest) while stocks last. If you had your eye on a Star Wars Lego set as a Christmas present, go quick to see if it's in the sale, but always check prices elsewhere to ensure you're getting the best deal.

    Here are some strong examples we spotted on Fri 4 Oct:

    Lego set Price
    Lego Jyn Ers keyring £1.75 (was £4.99)
    Lego Anakin's Podracer – 20th Anniversary Edition £19.99 (was £24.99)
    Lego Star Wars Chewbacca Watch £12.49 (was £24.99)
    Lego Han Solo's Landspeeder £15.59 (was £25.99)
    Lego Clone Scout Walker – 20th Anniversary Edition £19.99 (was £24.99)


    Take a look in our play chest of Toy deals for more savings on kids' gifts.

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