The massive Lego replica of Sauron’s fortress from The Lord of the Rings is no longer confined to the Lego Store. You can now purchase the 5,471-piece Lord of the Rings: Barad-dur Lego set at major retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart. The set retails for $460, but My Best Buy Plus/Total members can enjoy a 10% discount, lowering the price to $414. Given that My Best Buy Plus membership costs $50 per year, the $46 savings equates to 12 months of benefits–including a 10% discount on all Lego sets–for just $4 if you buy this set.
If you’re looking for another intricate fantasy build, consider the Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale set, which includes an impressive 3,745 pieces to create a detailed replica of a town from the Forgotten Realms. Notably, this Lego set was the first ever based on D&D. To populate your scene with villagers, pick up a six-pack of Dungeons & Dragons Lego mini-figures, available for $30 at Amazon.
On New Year’s Day, Lego introduced more than 100 fresh sets, featuring a variety of playsets and showpieces themed around popular franchises such as Star Wars, Marvel, DC, Harry Potter, Mario Kart, Sonic, Minecraft, and many others.
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2025-01-06 21:09