Lego periodically retires sets, and time is running out on several sets based on the Star Wars kits, including a few based on the Ahsoka Disney+ streaming series. Luckily, Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days event just kicked off, and you can grab several of the soon-to-be-retired kits at a nice discount. One such set is from Star Wars: Ahsoka, as the Ghost and Phantom 2 spaceship combo, which is currently on sale for $112 (was $160). The Ahsoka Tano’s T-6 Just Shuttle set, Jedi interceptor Spaceship kit, and Ahsoka Tano’s Duel on Peridea display are all also planned to retire soon, but you can save a few dollars on them thanks to Amazon’s sale–however, the event only runs from October 7 through 8, so jump on these deals while you can.
$112 (was $160)
This is a 1,394-piece set that recreates the iconic VCX-100 spaceship from the Star Wars Rebels and Ahsoka TV shows. Not only does it look like the freighter with its various panels and small parts, but it also has internal sections like a cabin and a minifigure cockpit. The spaceship is also equipped with spring-loaded blasters, a detachable turret section, and a detachable Phantom 2 shuttle. This set comes with four minifigures of Hera Syndulla, Lt. Beyta, Jacen Syndulla, and First Officer Hawkins, plus a Chopper droid figure.
To complete the collection, you can also pick up several more Ahsoka Lego kits. Like the model above, these are also scheduled to be retired in the coming months, and they’ve been discounted substantially. The 290-piece Ahsoka’s Jedi Interceptor model kit, which is down to $26 (was $45), is perfect for a lunchtime build. The spaceship has several interactive elements, including a functional cockpit, a slot for the included R7-A7 droid figure, adjustable wings, spring-loaded blasters, and storage space for Ahsoka’s Lightsabers. It also features minifigures of Jedi Padawan Ahsoka and Anakin Skywalker.
For a larger buil there’s Ahsoka Tano’s T-6 Jedi Shuttle. This a 599-piece replica of Tano’s other spaceship it comes with minifigures of the former Jedi, her apprentice Sabine Wren, former Inquisitor Marrok, and Jedi tutor Huyang. You can grab it for $55 (was $80) in Amazon’s sale.
Finally, there’s the 382-piece recreation of the battle scene on Peridea. In addition to screen-accurate details, it has three turntables that can be used for spinning lightsaber battles, and comes with minifigures of Ahsoka, Grand Admiral Thrawn, Morgan Elsbeth, Ezra Bridger, and a Night Trooper.
Star Wars: Ahsoka Lego Set Deals
These Star Wars: Ahsoka sets are just some of the many Star Wars Lego kits planned for retirement in the coming months. To help you track down any you might be interested in, we’ve listed all the Lego Star Wars sets retiring soon in the list below. In case you’re unfamiliar, a “retired” Lego set essentially means the company is no longer producing new units. While these sets may still be available for a short time after they’re retired, they often become much more expensive and harder to find–until the eventually sell out for good. Luckily, many of the Star Wars sets retiring soon are also part of Amazon’s sale, making now the perfect chance to grab them before they’re gone.
Lego Star Wars sets retiring soon
Even more Lego Star Wars sets are on sale in Amazon’s event this week. The lineup of discounted sets includes displays like the Acclamator-class starship from Attack of the Clones and the pod-racing diorama set from The Phantom Menace. Smaller sets like iconic helmet replicas based on Darth Vader, the Mandalorian, Captain Rex, and Jango Fett are also part of the sale. Check out all the Lego Star Wars deals in the list below. Remember that these deals are only available during the Prime Big Deals event, which happens October 7 and 8. We’re keeping track of our favorite discounts in the sale over on our Deals Hub, so head over there to see price cuts on video games, anime, board games, and more.
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