The 11 best Prime Day Lego deals — don't miss these last-minute Lego deals

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Amazon's second Prime Day event (Prime Big Deal Days) is coming to a close. While many people have probably been busy snapping up the best Prime Day Apple deals or getting a start on their holiday shopping with some early Black Friday deals, now's also a great time to score some Prime Day Lego deals before they're gone. 

Anyone who has bought even a handful of Lego sets will know that it isn't the cheapest hobby to keep up, which is precisely why you shouldn't skip over these Prime Day Lego deals.

Below, we've rounded up the best Prime Day Lego discounts that are still available, making sure to include a range of themes and price points to ensure everyone can snap up some last-chance Prime Day bargains before it's too late. 

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Lego Star Wars 2024 Advent Calendar: was $44 now $35 @ Amazon

Lego Star Wars 2024 Advent Calendar: was $44 now $35 @ Amazon
Want to get a head-start on your holiday shopping? Get ahead of the rush with this solid discount on this year's Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar, which comes with adorably tiny versions of the franchise's many spaceships and a series of minifigs, including Luke and Leia sporting their best Christmas sweaters!

Lego Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle and Grounds: was $169 now $135 @ Amazon

Lego Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle and Grounds: was $169 now $135 @ Amazon
Have a Potterhead in your life? This is the Lego set they need. This impressively detailed, 2660-piece set is the very first Lego model of the Wizarding World's most iconic locale: Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and it's absolutely packed with hidden details; my personal favorite is the dinky Chamber of Secrets hidden well below the rocks...

Lego Art Hokusai: The Great Wave: was $99 now $84 @ Amazon

Lego Art Hokusai: The Great Wave: was $99 now $84 @ Amazon
Bring one of the most recognizable pieces of Japanese art ever made home with this piece of Lego Art depicting Katsushika Hokusai's original woodblock print showcasing Japan's Mount fuji behind a huge crashing wave of water

Lego Disney Walt Disney Tribute Camera: was $99 now $69 @ Amazon

Lego Disney Walt Disney Tribute Camera: was $99 now $69 @ Amazon
Created to commemorate Disney's 100th anniversary last year, this classic movie camera set is perfect for any Disney fan. This nostalgic set comes with minifigs from some of Disney's most famous characters, and a film strip containing Lego-themed-stills from classic Disney movies.

Lego Marvel The Avengers Quinjet: was $99 now $60 @ Amazon

Lego Marvel The Avengers Quinjet: was $99 now $60 @ Amazon
Ever wanted to build The Avengers' super-fast ship? Well, if you act fast, you can pick it up for 40% off during Prime Day. This set also comes with a selection of Marvel superhero minifigs and a detachable stand for when you want to pick it up and pretend to fly it around (no judgment here). 

Lego Architecture London Skyline: was $39 now $25 @ Amazon

Lego Architecture London Skyline: was $39 now $25 @ Amazon
This is the cheapest Lego Architecture set I could find, and it's a charming, 468-piece set that translates some of the English capital's most memorable monuments into Lego brick form. Bonus points for the minifig standing atop Nelson's Column. 

Lego Animal Crossing Nook's Cranny & Rosie's House: was $74 now $59 @ Amazon

Lego Animal Crossing Nook's Cranny & Rosie's House: was $74 now $59 @ Amazon
The decision to shrink Nintendo's life sim down to Lego size has to be one of the best brand pairings the toy company's ever made, and with this 20% discount, you can make a start on building your own Lego-sized Animal Crossing village at home with the most important building of all: Tom Nook's store. 

Lego Disney Stitch: was $64 now $51 @ Amazon

Lego Disney Stitch: was $64 now $51 @ Amazon
Excited for the live-action "Lilo & Stitch" movie coming next year, or just a die-hard fan of Disney's chaotic extraterrestrial pal? Snap up this Prime Day Lego deal right now and you can add your own adorable blue alien to your Lego collection.

Lego Minecraft Pumpkin Farm: was $39 now $27 @ Amazon

Lego Minecraft Pumpkin Farm: was $39 now $27 @ Amazon
Start building your own real-life blocky biome with this discounted Lego Minecraft set (30% off) which takes Steve into the Swamp. Build a Pumpkin-themed house, battle with a potion-throwing witch, and cultivate your own tiny, square pumpkins.

Lego Classic Medium Creative Brick Box: was $34 now $18 @ Amazon

Lego Classic Medium Creative Brick Box: was $34 now $18 @ Amazon
Not a fan of themed Lego sets? Want to flex your own creative muscles? Grab this 484-piece assorted set and dream up your own perfect Lego build with this collection of mixed Lego bricks. It comes with parts in 35 colors and includes parts like tires, windows, and eyes so you can bring anything you want to life. Not enough bricks? You can grab the 850-piece Lego Creative Brick Box for $41 (30% off) right now, too.

Lego Creator Space Play Pack: was $64 now $44 @ Amazon

Lego Creator Space Play Pack: was $64 now $44 @ Amazon
Save 31% on this six-in-one Lego set which is perfect for anyone who'd love nothing more than to blast off on an outer space adventure. This bundle combines two kits — Lego Creator Space Shuttler and Lego Creator Space Astronaut — for one low price, and should keep anyone entertained for some time. 

Not just looking for Lego deals this Prime Day? Be sure to check out our Prime Day live blog for all the latest bargains from across Amazon's vast product range. 

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