If you've always wanted to live like prankster extraordinaire in Kevin McCallister's house
from Home Alone or become a Marvel superhero, you can with new LEGO deals.
Who hasn't wanted to have the strength – or hair – of Thor? Well, the LEGO Marvel Avengers Thor's Hammer Infinity Saga Set will look fabulous displayed as if it was the real thing.
It is now £89.99, which is a saving of £15 and even comes with a mini Thor figure too.
Sticking with Marvel, The Black Panther Wakanda Forever Set at 2,961 pieces features an almost life-size head wearing the iconic Black Panther mask, showing the chest and hands posed in the Wakanda Forever salute.
The impressive LEGO set is now available to buy for £199, which is a saving of £100.
Also available is the iconic Home Alone LEGO set, which includes everything needed to recreate Kevin McCallister's prank-filled house, including pieces to stage his fake Christmas party, a basement furnace, swinging paint cans and even a zip line from the attic to the treehouse.
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There is so much more to this set, including the villains' van and figures, as well as light-up features.
This huge 3,957-piece set currently has £30 off and is reduced to £229.99.
The LEGO Star Wars: AT-TE Walker Set with Droid Figures is another epic set for any Star Wars fan.
From Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, this features an AT-TE Walker, which has posable legs and a 360-degree rotating elevating heavy blaster cannon with 2 stud shooters.
Also in the box will be 5 LEGO figures, 3 LEGO Battle Droid figures, and a Dwarf Spider Droid, which is fantastic for £93.99 – a saving of £26.
There are so many other sets to choose from if you're looking for something else, including Avatar: The Way of Water Set, Ghostbusters, Back to the Future car, and The Mandalorian helmet set.
Happy building.
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