Top 10 Lego sets to buy since they're on sale now - Marvel, Star Wars and more
Spanning across themes like Lego City, Lego Technic, and Lego Friends, let’s build a child’s and adult's dream together!
In a survey by The Lego Group conducted in partnership with global market research firm Dynata, it was found that kids prefer toys that offer them infinite ways to play. They also desire toys that allow them to push the limits of their creativity and imagination.
Although screen time has taken over both parents’ and kids’ lives, many kids surprisingly still prefer physical toys over digital games. 80 per cent of the kids surveyed chose open-ended toys, while just over half chose digital games.
Interestingly, Lego sets were desired by both boys (70 per cent) and girls (60 per cent) as the gift they most wanted for Christmas. This is strikingly different from the other toys like action figures and dolls that had a large gender disparity in preference.
Here are the top 10 Lego sets of the year that The Lego Group has put together. Spanning across themes like Lego City, Lego Technic, and Lego Friends, let’s build a child’s and an adult's dream together!
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Why is a Lego set very expensive?
We should credit Lego's precise manufacturing process. It takes big dreams and many creative steps to create sculptures to enhance the building experience for fans. Read this interview with Lego designers to get a sense of their work productivity and quality control in the overall design of a Lego set before it hits the shelves.
What is the rarest type of Lego?
It was said that in the 80s, Lego released 14k solid gold 2x4 Lego Bricks, which were awarded to Lego employees who fulfilled 25 years of service in Germany. Because it's so rare and never sold to the public, a certain Lego piece was apparently auctioned for US$15,000 in 2020.
1. Lego Creator 3in1 Deep Sea Creatures 31088 Building Kit
S$19.48 S$24.90 at Amazon Singapore
Perfect for kids above 7 years of age, build and rebuild three ocean-themed models with this 3-in-1 play set; build a scary shark and a crab with a box of treasure and then rebuild to create a flexible Squid or a giant-mouthed Angler Fish.
2. Lego Minecraft 21179 The Mushroom House
S$26.91 S$36.90 at Amazon Singapore
The creative play possibilities are endless, inside and outside the fun-packed Lego Minecraft The Mushroom House. The set includes iconic Minecraft characters Alex, Mooshroom and a Spider Jockey, along with cool features and fun accessories from the best-selling game.
3. Lego City 60350 Lunar Research Base - Moon Exploration Base
Love the outer space and all its wonders? The Lego City Lunar Research Base playset is packed with NASA-inspired details for imaginative space play. This Lunar Research Base toy includes domed accommodation quarters with a botany lab and ground-level garage, plus a science lab, air lock and docking tunnel modules.
4. Lego Marvel I am Groot 76217 Building Kit
S$67.45 S$79.90 at Amazon Singapore
Give fans a Groot of their own with this authentic Lego Marvel model. After building the set, kids can move and position the fully jointed Groot just like the real thing. The 476-piece model also includes a nameplate and a cassette.
5. Lego 76210 Marvel Hulkbuster
S$563.03 S$706 at Amazon Singapore
Model-makers and Marvel enthusiasts will find this challenging build-and-display project provides pleasure and fulfillment long after the construction work is over. This 4,049-piece LEGO Marvel Hulkbuster captures the scale and power of the Hulkbuster MK44 from Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Age of Ultron.
5. Lego Disney Princess Ultimate Adventure Castle 43025
Give a 6-year-old Disney fan a gift filled with features, rooms, details and accessories that can inspire role-playing games with the fun Lego Princess Disney Princess set Ultimate adventure slot.
6. Lego Duplo Wild Animals of Asia 10974
S$124.64 S$149.90 at Amazon Singapore
Explore Asian wildlife, with cute animals and a foldable, three-dimensional playmat. While the set encourages pre-schoolers language, motor and social skills, elephants, it's also fun to be creative with a bunch of pandas, tigers, a monkey, birds and red pandas on hand.
7. Lego 76215 Black Panther
S$303.47 S$539.90 at Amazon Singapore
Adult fans of the Marvel Avengers can immerse themselves in a creative model-making project with Lego Marvel Black Panther. This collectible celebration of Marvel Studios’ Infinity Saga will be a guaranteed conversation starter, wherever it is placed.
8. Lego Star Wars 75351 Princess Leia (Boushh) Helmet Building Toy Set
S$79.44 S$119.90 at Amazon Singapore
Recreate the helmet borrowed by Princess Leia to infiltrate Jabba the Hutt’s palace in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. Use the power of your creative Force to capture the intricate details of bounty hunter Boushh’s helmet. Display your creation on the buildable stand with a nameplate and celebrate the 40th anniversary of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi with this remarkable centrepiece.
9. Lego Marvel Iron Man Armory 76216 Building Set Toy
S$86.21 S$130 at Amazon Singapore
Celebrate Marvel Studios’ Infinity Saga with the Lego Marvel Iron Man Armory (76216), which is packed with authentic details, features, and minifigures like: MK3, MK25 and MK85 Iron Man suits, Tony Stark, Pepper Potts, Nick Fury, War Machine and Whiplash.
10. Lego Architecture 21057 Singapore
S$77.78 S$99.90 at Amazon Singapore
This Lego Architecture Skyline Collection model (21057) recreates some of the most iconic buildings in Singapore in Lego style. Treat yourself or give this creative building set to like-minded friends who have visited or dream of visiting Singapore or are simply lovers of travel, history or architecture.
