30% off LEGO Super Mario 71391 Bowser’s Airship Expansion Set at John Lewis
The latest round of John Lewis LEGO discounts includes a price reduction on one of LEGO Super Mario’s most ambitious releases.
71391 Bowser’s Airship Expansion Set usually retails for £89.99. However, John Lewis is now selling it for just £63.00.
Click here to buy 71391 Bowser’s Airship Expansion Set for just £63.00.
Airships have been a staple of Super Mario video games since 1988, when Super Mario Bros. 3 arrived on store shelves. Since then, Bowser and his minions have used them in a variety of other Mario titles. Now you can enjoy one in LEGO form, and use it alongside other LEGO Super Mario sets.
Unlike most LEGO ships the larger structure of this model can fold out, allowing easier access to the interior. Unique features of the airship like its spinning propellors and giant grabbing hand are preserved here. A trio of enemies – a Rocky Wrench, a Pirate Goomba and Kamek – are on hand to challenge LEGO Super Mario fans.
Like other LEGO Super Mario sets, you’ll need a Starter Course set (like 71360 Adventures with Mario, 71387 Adventures with Luigi or the soon-to-be-released 71403 Adventures with Peach) to get the most from it. That said, if you haven’t been collecting LEGO Super Mario sets, this set certainly stands on its own merits.
Click through this link to buy 71391 Bowser’s Airship Expansion Set for just £63.00.
Buying from John Lewis means you can be sure of strong customer service from the start to the end of the buying process. You can also enjoy free delivery on your order, as this set is comfortably over the £50 threshold for it.
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