Amazon rolled out steep cuts across dozens of Lego kits for its October Prime Big Deal Days event, discounting everything from budget stocking stuffers to interactive sci-fi builds. When TechRadar reported the promotion on Wednesday, October 7, price reductions touched several popular themes, including Star Wars, Botanicals, Harry Potter, and City.
The most notable markdowns landed on Lego's interactive lineup. The company rolled out its Smart Brick system earlier in January 2026, and sets bundling the tech have rarely dropped in price since. During the sale, the Smart Play Darth Vader's TIE Fighter box was listed at $55.95, representing a 20 percent discount. That bundle packages the Smart Brick alongside the buildable starfighter. Amazon also cut the Smart Play Luke's Red Five X-Wing package by 20 percent, bringing it to $71.99 with minifigures and brick hardware included.
Traditional Star Wars kits saw sharp reductions as well. A 1,088-piece Battle Droid build from The Phantom Menace received a 40 percent markdown, taking $56 off its standard tag. The 1,050-piece R2-D2 model, which bundles a Darth Malak minifigure and display plaque, was listed at $79.99 compared to its $99.99 retail tag. The Grogu and Hover Pram kit fell 20 percent to $79.99. For shoppers seeking mid-tier display models, the 25th-anniversary Millennium Falcon was priced at $67.99, while the buildable Star Wars opening logo fell to $49.99. Smaller entries like the Siege of Mandalore Battle Pack dropped to $18.39.
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