Lego Horizon Tallneck Restocked At Amazon, Appears To Be On The Brink Of Extinction

As a hardcore gamer with a soft spot for both Lego sets and the Horizon series, I can’t help but feel the pang of disappointment upon learning about the elusive Lego Horizon Forbidden West Tallneck. Having missed out on it during its initial release in 2022, I’ve been left longing for this magnificent creation ever since. The fact that it’s been out of stock at most retailers throughout 2024 and is now even listed as discontinued at Best Buy has only added to my frustration.


If you’re eager to construct a real Lego set based on the PlayStation franchise after playing Lego Horizon Adventures and Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, consider the Lego Horizon Forbidden West Tallneck. Launched in 2022 for $90, this impressive building kit has been hard to find at most stores throughout 2024, even being labeled as discontinued at Best Buy. The only major retailer that still carries it is Amazon, although your purchase and delivery are handled by Amazon. The list price has gone up to $105 due to high demand, but this is lower than what you’d pay on the reseller market. With Lego Horizon Adventures set to release on November 14 and Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered launching on October 31, it seems probable that the popularity and price of this set will increase in the coming months.

Lego Horizon Forbidden West Tallneck (1,222 pieces)

Lego Horizon Tallneck Restocked At Amazon, Appears To Be On The Brink Of Extinction

Although Amazon will handle your shipment and it qualifies for Prime, the product price has been adjusted to $105. This is lower than what you might find on secondary markets. With Lego Horizon Adventures scheduled for release on November 14, there’s a strong possibility that demand and therefore the price of this set will increase in the upcoming months.

Within the container, there are 1,222 components for assembling the magnificent 15-inch tall model known as Tallneck. The construction also includes a miniature diorama that showcases a figurine of Horizon’s main character Aloy, a Watcher machine, and some tiny trees.

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2024-09-25 19:40