These 13 Lego Cyber Monday deals are going off the grid tonight — our picks, from $7

If you’re looking for an easy, fun stocking stuffer, the Lego Space Shuttle is a great choice. Only 141 pieces, this is actually three different sets in one — depending on how you assemble it, you can get different results. One parent said, “My 6-year-old was able to have fun building it by himself with minimal help. The finished project looks great too and he plays with it all the time.”

Ever dreamed of having your own Bonsai tree but don’t want to put in the work to maintain it? Build it! Part of Lego’s Botanical Collection, the 878-piece Bonsai Tree is a beautiful set that looks great on a shelf. “As an avid Lego enthusiast and a lover of nature, this kit beautifully combines the best of both worlds, allowing me to build and display a stunning piece of art that adds a touch of serenity to my living space,” one master builder said. 

With just over 1,500 pieces, this 18+ Lego set is designed for master builders. Take on a challenging build that allows you to switch between Optimus Prime in his truck and Transformer mode. 

Bring a calming, elegant beauty to your Lego display with this No. 1 bestselling Botanical Collection Succulents set. This 771-piece build isn’t overly difficult, but it utilizes color and shapes to create an attractive end result that would make a great centerpiece this holiday season. 

“Beautiful! Such a great item to add to your decor in your home or office,” one reviewer said.

Got a hardcore K-Pop fan in your life? This set makes the perfect gift. It comes with figures of all seven members of the band: RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook. One mom said, “Purchased this as a gift for my mega BTS fan daughter, who also likes Lego, and it was a big hit! She assembles a lot of Lego, but even so, this is an easy assembly for someone who has never put together Lego before. Everything about this set is great.”

This No. 1 bestselling 608-piece set is absolutely beautiful to behold and even more fun to put together — and this is the lowest price it’s ever been on Amazon. Talk about a conversation-starting dining-table centerpiece.

“I love this Lego set! It’s a cute addition to my growing PC desk setup. It will add a nice flair to any corner you place it on. It took me 2.5 to 3 hours to build — very easy! It’s also great that I can display flowers without worrying about them dying on me. There were no missing pieces, instructions were really clear and the Lego set is just beautiful!” one five-star shopper wrote. 

With more than 3,000 pieces in all, this set isn’t one you’re likely to knock out in a day. But once finished, it’ll look great and give out some serious Swiss Family Robinson vibes. It even comes with yellow and orange leaf patterns that you can swap out for the also-included green ones. (Behold the fall foliage without getting up from your living room floor!) 

“My son got this for Christmas and he spent about 12 hours building it. The instruction book is huge. He loves this set so much. He has grand plans to use it to make stop-motion videos and all kinds of things. The set has so many little details when you start looking at it. Each room has little details like flooring, decorations and more. … Well worth the money so far,” said one parent.

No one can argue with the fact that some of the coolest Lego sets out there are part of the Star Wars universe, and this 561-piece kit from The Mandalorian backs that up. Also awesome: This is the lowest price ever for this set at Amazon! 

One fan said, “This nod to one of my favorite episodes was a fun build, very different from standard sets. I only wish it had a creepy eyeball. Love the Darksaber too. The minifigs are a great bonus.”

Is that Draco Malfoy in the corner? This 971-piece set features the iconic Hogwarts building as well as fan-favorite characters such as Luna Lovegood, Professor Slughorn and (of course) Harry, Ron and Hermione. 

“Thrilling gift for a fan of Harry Potter,” one five-star reviewer said. “My 5-year-old grandson is obsessed with Harry Potter and loves this set. He tackled it immediately and, with a little assistance from his father, completed the entire castle.”

Calling all movie buffs: The DeLorean from Back to the Future is available in Lego form! It includes 1,872 pieces and is intended for adults (18+), so take note: This is not an easy build. Once assembled, you could try fashioning a motor and taking it up to 88 miles per hour, but we claim no responsibility for what happens. 

“As a lifelong fan of the Back to the Future trilogy, the Lego Icons Back to the Future Time Machine set was an absolute dream come true. From the moment I laid eyes on the box, a wave of nostalgia washed over me, and I was instantly transported back to the countless hours I spent as a child, and as an adult, lost in the world of Marty McFly and Doc Brown,” said one happy shopper.

If you’re old enough to recognize this set, then you’re old enough to build it (and, hopefully, have enough cash to afford it). Coming in at a whopping 2,532 pieces, the Atari 2600 is a complicated yet fun build that ends with a lot of nostalgia-inducing pieces that are perfect in a game room. One impressed dad said, “So much fun for our family to build and much better than a puzzle. I’m very happy with the accuracy of everything.”

If your favorite movies always start with a lamp jumping on the letter i, then pay attention: You can build the house from Up! With “only” 598 pieces, this set is buildable even for younger kids, and the end result will become a gorgeous, colorful household fixture. 

One fan gushed: “What an amazing Lego set! Lots of detail in tiny places! Only changes I think would have made it better are adding Ellie’s chair and making a customized mailbox with a print of Ellie and Carl’s handprints and names like in the movie. For its smallish size, it is jam-packed with items that fit in with the movie. For the price, it’s an exceptional value and one of the cutest sets ever! A must-have for any age!”

Lego and Minecraft are a match made in heaven — they’re both blocky and both appeal to kids. This popular kit has only 248 pieces. It’s a short enough build that it can be completed in a single session, and it’s the absolute lowest price you’ll find on Amazon.

“Hey there, looks like you’ve stumbled upon the ultimate combination of childhood dreams — Lego and Minecraft! And guess what? It’s not just any old set, it’s great for building! Who would’ve thought? But seriously, this set is so interactive and fun to put together that you might just forget about the real world for a while. So go ahead, let your inner child loose and get building!” said one of the nearly 9,000 five-star shoppers.