LEGO Star Wars May the Fourth deals continue
Fans can get the exclusive LEGO Star Wars set, 40407 Death Star II Battle, free with qualifying orders, double VIP points and discounted LEGO Star Wars sets for tthe May the Fourth weekend.
A selection of LEGO Star Wars deals are available at LEGO.com as part of the May the Fourth promotional weekend, including LEGO Star Wars 40407 Death Star II Battle added for free with any order totalling £75 or more.
In addition to getting 40407 Death Star II Battle for free, all LEGO Star Wars orders qualify for double VIP points. That equates to 10% cashback to spend on future purchases instead of the usual 5%.
A selection of sets are also discounted in the sale, making it a great time to fill in some gaps in the collection.
LEGO Star Wars 40407 Death Star II Battle review
The deal is available until the end of Monday, May 4, unless supplies run out before then.
LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) 75275 A-wing Starfighter has also launched today, offering the classic trilogy ship as a UCS set for the very first time. The epic build is a whopping 1,673 pieces.
75278 D-O, 75277 Boba Fett Helmet, 75276 Stormtrooper Helmet and 75274 TIE Fighter Pilot Helmet were also recently released.
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