Amazon Shows No Mercy for LEGO, Star Wars R2-D2 Set Crashes to a Record Low Before Prime Day

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Star Wars and Harry Potter are the most popular LEGO licenses – be it for kids or adults worldwide. Among the iconic Star Wars sets, the R2-D2 building toy consistently ranks as a top seller. This collection has received an amazing 4.9 out of 5 stars from Amazon reviewers based on over a thousand reviews, with thousands of them being sold last month alone.

You now have a great opportunity to own this collection at its lowest price ever on Amazon – even lower than the prices during the Black Friday or Prime Day sales. For just $79, a reduction from its regular $99 price tag, this is a chance to grab a LEGO Star Wars R2-D2 set at an all-time low which is something that doesn’t happen very often as this popular set very rarely see discounts.

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Collector’s Edition

The LEGO Star Wars R2-D2 set is a collector’s edition that was designed for fans aged 10 years and above – but it is certain to excite any Star Wars fan. It includes a highly detailed brick-built R2-D2 model that is an excellent centerpiece for any room and which measures over 9 inches (24 cm) tall, 6 inches (16 cm) wide and 4 inches (11 cm) deep. The build itself is challenging and fun with 1,050 pieces offering plenty of enjoyment for seasoned builders. The completed model features a 360-degree rotating head, a removable third leg for posing, and add-on tools and a periscope.

Along with the main R2-D2 build, the set also comes with an exclusive bonus: a LEGO Star Wars 25th anniversary Darth Malak mini-figure which is one of the most wanted characters by fans of the franchise. The set also comes with an information plaque for R2-D2 and a stand featuring the LEGO Star Wars 25th Anniversary logo which makes it an excellent fit for any Star Wars room or collection.

With this deal’s limited-time nature and the rarity of LEGO Star Wars sales, there’s no better moment to act. Make sure you grab yours before it’s gone.

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