Amazon Prime Day Lego deals: get up to 38% off some of my favorite sets, from Rivendell to road bike

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There’s the Milky Way set, discounted to £113.99 (was £169.99), in all its swirly, magical glory. I’ve thought about this set at least once a week since it launched. Zoomed out, it forms a coherent galaxy, but look closer and you can see that all kinds of quirky shapes have been repurposed to build the scene, from flower petals to whisks. I can’t wait to get frustrated with all that fiddliness.

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A close second on my dream Lego list is the Rivendell set, now £355.99 (was £429.99). Fantasy scenes like this are what Lego is perfect for, from the quaint, colorful tiled roof to the delicate foliage. It’s also packed with scenes that refer back to iconic moments in the Fellowship movie, which are fun to spot. It’s not the biggest percentage discount, but it is the cheapest price on record for this set, which I think is a good enough reason to buy it, don’t you?

Lego’s first road bike set — which launched a few months ago, to much enthusiasm — is nearly 30% off, and there are also big discounts on multiple Harry Potter and Star Wars sets. The Prime Day event officially ends tonight, and since I started looking at these deals yesterday, some have sold out already.

Scroll down to see more of my personal picks from the Lego Prime Day sale — but beware, serious spending may follow!

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Ruth Hamilton Collections Editor Ruth is TechRadar’s Collections Editor, responsible for masterminding TechRadar’s approach towards the new Collections format — a themed, curated selection of product recommendations designed to provide readers with an exciting new way to shop for the very best new gadgets and gizmos.

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