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The best LEGO Halloween sets you can buy right now

Spooky season is nearly upon us...

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Halloween is big business, and besides dressing up or partaking in trick or treat, there's no better excuse to indulge in a bit of LEGO building.

The retailer has an impressive array of products from decorative wreaths to fan favourites that tie in with TV series (we’re looking at you, Wednesday).

If Halloween-themed sets aren't your thing, we've got you covered with other LEGO round-ups, including Disney, Mario and Star Wars.

Read on to find out which Halloween LEGO sets are worth buying.

LEGO Jack-O'-Lantern Pickup Truck (LEGO 40822)

Jack-O'-Lantern Pickup Truck (LEGO 40822)

LEGO Jack-O'-Lantern Pickup Truck (LEGO 40822)

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A good option for kids and adults alike, we love this easy decorative feature that will make a brilliant display this Halloween.

Besides the little spider figure, the pumpkin can be opened to reveal a mini pumpkin and skull accessory, too.

LEGO Haunted Mansion (LEGO 31167)

Haunted Mansion (LEGO 31167)

LEGO Haunted Mansion (LEGO 31167)

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This 2-storey haunted house includes a graveyard, scary tree, organ and its very own ghost. That's just one of the five minifigures it comes with – you can also expect a werewolf, vampire, Frankenstein's monster and skeleton, just to really get the full spectrum of spooky characters.

As part of the LEGO Creator series, this clever mansion set can also transform into a haunted train and haunted ship if you feel like a change of scenery.

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LEGO Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas (LEGO 21351)

Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas (LEGO 21351)

LEGO Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas (LEGO 21351)

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OK, so it's not strictly Halloween, but we think this set is the perfect bridge between the spooky and festive seasons, and there's no better excuse to honour an iconic Tim Burton movie.

At 2,193 pieces, it's a worthy build over several hours (why not watch the film at the same time?), and makes a beautiful display worth keeping out until the New Year.

Halloween Town City Hall features a countdown to Christmas, and you'll also get mini figures of everyone from Jack to Santa himself.

It's currently exclusive to the LEGO store.

LEGO Elphaba & Glinda BrickHeadz figures (LEGO 40794)

Elphaba & Glinda BrickHeadz figures (LEGO 40794)

LEGO Elphaba & Glinda BrickHeadz figures (LEGO 40794)

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You know a character has made it if it's achieved BrickHeadz status, and with the second instalment of Wicked fast approaching, what better excuse besides Halloween to indulge in a bit of LEGO merchandise?

Totalling a combined 325 pieces, Glinda and Elphaba make an easy afternoon activity.

They're currently exclusive to the LEGO website.

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LEGO Halloween Wreath (LEGO 40825)

Halloween Wreath (LEGO 40825)

LEGO Halloween Wreath (LEGO 40825)

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Wreaths aren't just for Christmas! This one won't go off, either, unlike a floral arrangement (then again, if you're looking for florals that will never die, check out LEGO's brilliant botanical sets).

At 617 pieces, this is a detailed build full of cute features, including spiderwebs and pumpkins, complete with a bat to frame the whole piece.

LEGO Hocus Pocus: The Sanderson Sisters' Cottage (LEGO 21341)

Hocus Pocus: The Sanderson Sisters' Cottage (LEGO 21341)

LEGO Hocus Pocus: The Sanderson Sisters' Cottage (LEGO 21341)

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This nostalgia-fuelled build is full of details from the hit film franchise, and at 2,316 pieces, it will keep you busy!

There are plenty of interactive features, too. Spin the water wheel to make pink 'smoke' puff from the chimney, and you can detach the room where Danin Dennison was captured by the witches.

No Hocus Pocus set would be complete without minifigures of the Sanderson sisters, of course. This build features the trio, alongside Maxi Dennison, Dani Denison, Allison Watts and a very cute Thackery Binx in cat form.

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LEGO Morticia's Cottage (LEGO 76786)

Morticia's Cottage (LEGO 76786)

LEGO Morticia's Cottage (LEGO 76786)

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Brand new to LEGO, you can recreate Morticia's cottage from Wednesday in 1,002 pieces.

The Cottage opens up to reveal accessible rooms like a kitchen, bathroom and sitting room where you can play out scenes from the Netflix show.

For added effect, the cottage comes with its own hearse (and accompanying coffin, of course).

It's worth buying for the minifigures alone – this build comes with Wednesday, Morticia, Bianca Barclay and Lurch minidolls.

Explore the rest of the Wednesday LEGO range here.

LEGO Altar of the Dead (LEGO 40811)

Altar of the Dead (LEGO 40811)

LEGO Altar of the Dead (LEGO 40811)

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It's not all pumpkins and witches in autumn, of course. We love this nod to the Day of the Dead festival, with plenty of intricate detailing beyond the skull (turn it around to reveal an altar full of symbolism).

At just 231 pieces, it's an easy afternoon build on a rainy autumnal day.

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