LEGO is often bringing out new products based on a whole range of popular culture, but it also retires sets from time to time. One such product that won't be available to buy soon is this Sanderson sisters' cottage set from Disney's Hocus Pocus.
Containing 2,316 pieces, the set includes the cottage itself complete with a wheel on the side which makes pink 'smoke' rise from the chimney. There's also the overgrown graveyard fence and gate to keep interlopers out.
Also included in the set are minifigures of the three Sanderson sisters, Max and Dani Dennison, and Allison Watts. Thackery Binx is also included, although only in cat form. Designed for adult fans to assemble, the set is available for £199.99.
It's not the only LEGO set that is being retired soon. In fact, the website lists that there are 91 items that will soon be discontinued.
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A similar product to the Sanderson sisters' cottage is the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' cottage (£189.99), which includes minifigures of Snow White, Doc, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Bashful, Sneezy, Dope, the Prince, and the Evil Queen in her old hag disguise.
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There's also a few woodland creatures thrown in for good measure.
Keeping it Disney, there's also Maleficent's Dragon Form (£35.99, down from £59.99), Dumbo (£9.99), and the iconic Disney Castle (£344.99), which includes elements and characters from multiple films.
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A few things that aren't related to the House of Mouse that caught our eye are this striking Gotham City from Batman: The Animated Series set (£349.99), and a handful of Brickheadz characters from One Piece, including main character Monkey D Luffy.
Usually when LEGO sets are marked as expiring soon, it means that they are available until the end of the year. However, if they go out of stock before that, it means that you might have missed your chance, so you may want to be quick.
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