Lego Millennium Falcon is one cent off its lowest ever price
We're not gonna beat around the bush - that's a very, very good deal
The Lego Millennium Falcon has tumbled to what is very nearly its lowest-ever price, and because that doesn't happen very often, let's not mess about any further - get your butt over to Amazon and grab it for a heavily-reduced $128 (was $159.99) while you still can.
That's a very respectable 20% saving on the Lego Millennium Falcon from The Rise of Skywalker. By way of comparison, it's also a single cent away from the kit's all-time low of $127.99 back in August 2021. Seeing as it's one of the best Lego Star Wars sets, that makes this offer one to jump on as soon as possible. It almost certainly won't last long.
Lego The Rise of Skywalker Millennium Falcon (frustration-free packaging) | $159.99 $128 at Amazon
Save 20% - This is very nearly the kit's lowest ever price, so now's the time to strike if you've ever fancied grabbing this set. Just be aware that it normally sells out fast with such a large discount.
At 1,351 pieces, this Lego Millennium Falcon is certainly detailed enough to be a centerpiece on your shelf; besides numerous rooms and hidden compartments, it's 17 inches long and features seven Minifigures (Lando Calrissian, Finn, Chewbacca, C-3PO, R2-D2, Resistance informant Boolio, and new droid D-O).
Unfortunately, the even more impressive Ultimate Collector Series Millennium Falcon is still sitting at roughly $800 at Amazon - there's sadly no movement on that front. However, this cheaper alternative is still a fantastic recreation of the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy.
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