There are many Christmas gifts you can buy for Lego fans – because Lego is such a good gift, every single Lego set would effectively pass as a great present, so you’re going to need help narrowing that selection down.
This Christmas gift guide includes sets from a few different Lego ranges, including franchise kits like Star Wars and Harry Potter, and more creativity-based and decorative sets like from the Classic and Architecture lines. Hopefully in this list you’ll find that perfect Christmas gift you’re looking for.**************************
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For that pre-Christmas gift Appropriately Christmassy
December has already started
if you want something appropriately Christmassy as your Lego gift, the company sells a few different themed advent calendars, like Star Wars, City and Harry Potter. This Star Wars edition comes with loads of minifigures, as well as blocks to build mini versions of iconic starships and other things from the films series.
Sure, December is already underway, so you may have to hurriedly open a few doors if you buy this. However that only means the price might have lowered somewhat – or you could buy now and save it for next year.(********************************
Very Christmassy
Can’t eat it If you want a Christmas gift for a Lego fan that’s truly Christmassy, this adorable gingerbread house would be per fect. It comes with the house itself, made of Lego blocks instead of gingerbread (so don’t eat it), as well as two gingerbread people and even a little gingerbread baby, plus several other festive decorations.
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An iconic Star Wars ship in Lego
Classic Star Wars ship************Not too pricey
Compared to most big Lego Star Wars sets, the Slave 1 isn’t prohibitively expensive, so it works well as a gift. As it lays flat down though, it’s not great as decoration for your home, and looks a bit ugly when you’re not playing with it.
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For the Harry Potter fan in your life, this Lego Christmas gift is perfect; it recreates (arguably) the best scene from the Chamber of Secrets, where Harry and Ron fly a Ford Anglia into an angry tree.
Just a word of caution though: the flying Ford Anglia doesn’t actually fly, and the Whomping Willow doesn’t really Whomp.
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Lego Architecture London***************** One of the most stylish Lego sets Beautifully designed Not much to play with Buying a Christmas gift for someone British, or just an Anglophile? Then this Lego Architecture set is perfect. It takes some of the highlights of London’s skyline including Tower Bridge, the National Gallery and London Eye, and displays them in miniature form, in a stylish and decorative way.
London isn’t the only city to receive the Lego Architecture skyline, and you can buy similar sets of San Francisco, New York, Paris, Sydney and more. We chose London as an example as we’re based in London (and it looks good) but there are plenty more to choose from.
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Pretty unrealistic interpretation of what police actually do
One of the most classic and beloved Lego sets is the Cit y Police Station, which sees an update regularly, but each iteration is much like the last.
The set comes with three police offers, three criminals, and a police dog, as well as a helicopter, police car, motorbike, tow truck, and explosives. In addition lots of the walls come off and parts move, to facilitate lots of action play.
Sure, this action-packed play set doesn’t accurately represent a police officer’s job, but that wouldn’t really make for a great toy.
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Nearly as many parts as the actual carFaithful adaptation
For older audiences If you’re buying a Christmas gift for an older Lego fan, perhaps this Land Rover Defender will be good for them? It’s one of several car replicas in the Technic range, and it’s one of the most affordable.
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Make your own Christmas gift
Kno w someone who doesn’t want to mindlessly follow instructions with their Lego sets? The Lego Classic range consists of boxes full of bricks of all shapes, sizes and colors, giving you free range to create what you want (within limits).
This lets your gift recipient create their own Lego set, So there’s no way of you accidentally giving them something they don’t like. Sure, they’ll need the imagination to come up with whatever wild and whacky creation they want, but this Lego set is a tool to find that creativity.
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