LEGO Star Wars Millennium Falcon 75105 [Using Code] - £89.99 @ Tesco Direct

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LEGO Star Wars Millennium Falcon 75105 £89.99 [Using Code] @ Tesco Direct

£89.99 Tesco Direct9 May 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Kids

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FantasyDeals

9 May 16

Use code: TDX-HTNH

As featured in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, this latest LEGO version of the Millennium Falcon is packed with new and exciting features. Its streamlined and detailed design includes rotating top and bottom laser turrets, dual spring-loaded shooters, sensor dish and detachable cockpit with space for 2 minifigures. Open up the hull plates to reveal even more great details inside, including the main hold with seating area and holochess board, more detailed hyperdrive, secret compartment, extra boxes and cables, and storage for spring-loaded shooter ammo.

Top comments

copperspock

9 May 16 5 #2

Maybe this is the cheapest around, and we're all supposed to be used to the fact that Lego is expensive, but £90 with a code!??
They can sod right off.

K1LLER HORNET

9 May 16 4 #4

I'm glad someone else feels the same way.

ScoobyJ to frostyclock

9 May 16 3 #19

A house

All comments (38)

martyboy70

9 May 16 1 #1

Wonder if Boost will start in time to stack with this. I could go for some £45 Falcon action.

EDIT Sadly it appears not. This expires on the 15th, Boost starts the next day.

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/heads-up-clubcard-boost-starts-16th-5-vouchers-10-boost-inc-gaming-mobile-phones-2430173

copperspock

9 May 16 5 #2

Maybe this is the cheapest around, and we're all supposed to be used to the fact that Lego is expensive, but £90 with a code!??
They can sod right off.

scottz17

9 May 16 1 #3

Ooooooo staff discount as well... Boom ! :man:

K1LLER HORNET

9 May 16 4 #4

I'm glad someone else feels the same way.

benfica2076

9 May 16 #5

Good price, got this on Flubit for £84. My boy is Lego/Star Wars MAD!

paulrwarner

9 May 16 #6

Maybe you both can start a hate campaign on the price of Lego :wink:

posky

9 May 16 #7

good for me, thanks, my son wants this for bday and, yes lego is expensive, but this is a deals site to post things cheaper than rrp. rrp is £129, its £99.99 lots of places, but at 89.99 this is a DEAL cheapest at mo. so am happy and Will have very happy son too! thank you

copperspock

9 May 16 #8

Is it hateful to not be a fan of exorbitant prices?

shaz2sxy

9 May 16 #9

I want this soo much bit already have the older set and the Mrs wont let me get this one

DannGo

9 May 16 1 #10

It's just a fact of life. The most popular brands for anything will always be overpriced.

cf20

9 May 16 #11

Have some heat sir! great find,and for the people moaning about cost if it's too expensive don't buy it! simples

iain_k

9 May 16 #12

LEGO is a quality product and this set is a really large when it is built. It is definitely worth the money. If you want to get something cheaper do so by all means, but don't expect it to last, or hold its value like LEGO does.

malm

9 May 16 #13

is this retiring soon or something.

ChunkyKong

9 May 16 1 #14

Always tempted with these Falcon's but i'll stick with my UCS one for the time being.

As for LEGO being overpriced, they must be doing something right to be the biggest toy company on the planet. I've spent hundreds (maybe thousands) with them in the last few years, so not everyone feels the same way :smiley:

snatch_master

9 May 16 #15

I got this for £76 on ebay 20% off day and it is worth that. Compared to some of the other sets like Kylo's Shuttle and the First Order Transporter's RRP's, I'd say this one is OK at £90

frostyclock

9 May 16 1 #16

I must have this all wrong, when my son wants a Lego Millennium Falcon he builds one from his Lego box, same with houses, cars, bikes etc. The point of Lego is ?

bdean18 to frostyclock

9 May 16 #17

You've literally just stated "the point of Lego" It's an entertaining pastime, using Lego shaped bricks to build various figures of interest...

frostyclock

9 May 16 #18

So tell me what else can you build with an £89 Millennium Falcon set using imagination.

ScoobyJ to frostyclock

9 May 16 3 #19

A house

ando to frostyclock

9 May 16 #22

You build it, play with it or display it or both, love to see you or your son make a Millennium Falcon, guarantee you couldn't do it without some form of instructions or extra pieces to make it look even remotely like a MF or have the functionality of this.

Why bother with commenting about prices, Lego is expensive and that's it, this is the cheapest around which is what this deal is about.

frostyclock

9 May 16 #20

lol.

gr00ved

9 May 16 1 #21

Not a terrible price for a 1300 piece franchise set. My Lego spending is on hold though. Budgeting for the £250 Technic Porsche 911 GT3 RS next month...

discobob to gr00ved

9 May 16 #26

Where are you getting this from - this is a must buy!!!!

mjb1975

9 May 16 #23

Awesome price. I got one from amazon when it was £94 so this is clearly even better.

Good set, the detail inside the amazing.

SuperHans82

9 May 16 #24

Looks to have expired

Benjamina

9 May 16 1 #25

expired. Now £99 with code :disappointed:

Falcun

9 May 16 #27

:disappointed: just about to buy one and the price has gone up, refuse to spend that extra 10.

DROiD90

9 May 16 #28

Haha me too

Kulaak

9 May 16 #29

Was just watching "What Britain buys" on TV & they had a piece on Lego. A bloke on there said it was his first ever purchase. Cost to him £350! Said it's now worth £6000 if boxed! Can it be?

ando to Kulaak

9 May 16 #31

Talking about the previous Millennium Falcon

jessyjay

9 May 16 #30

£60 free postage on ebay brand new 10 available

GeordieRob to jessyjay

9 May 16 #32

Can't see that on ebay?

jessyjay to jessyjay

9 May 16 #33

Sorry it's not the real one