The Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon deal roars back for Prime Day with an out of this world discount – it's cheaper than ever!

Lego Millennium Falcon on AI generated space background — (Image credit: Lego (background added using generative AI))

(Image credit: Lego (background added using generative AI))

If there's one deal that dominates each major sales event more than any other, it's the perennial discounts on the Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon Ultimate Collector Series – and this latest Prime Day is no exception.

It makes complete sense. After all, the enormous Lego set usually costs £734.99 – so getting almost £200 off is a massive deal – both figuratively and literally.

You can get it now for just £546.19 on Amazon UK – a mammoth 26% off and its lowest price I've seen yet. And if that's still too rich for your blood, another Millennium Falcon set is available with a big discount too.

So check out the below. There should be something for every Lego and Star Wars fan.

Another Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon option is available too. The adult collectible 75375 set is similar to the Lego Star Wars helmets range, so is smaller and designed to be displayed after the build.

Like the Ultimate Collector Series, it is available with a nice discount, now priced at £53.99 on Amazon – almost a third off its usual £74.99 ticket.

Why buy the Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon Collector Series set?

The Collector Series Millennium Falcon is a mammoth build that will take a fair while to complete. It comprises 7,541 pieces and comes with two complete crews, with the likes of Han Solo and Chewbacca joined by Finn and Rey from the more recent movies.

Once constructed, the Millennium Falcon has removable hull pieces so you can see inside at the intricate detail, and its replica scale means the crew can even fit inside the cockpit.

It really is a rather special Lego set that you'll covet for years (I know I would).

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