Bricks and Goodbyes: Lego Axes Hundreds of Sets in 2024 – What’s Next for Fans

The Lego group has added hundreds more sets to its online ‘soon to be sold’ section, confirming which products should be prioritized for purchase by the end of 2024.

It’s that time of year again, and LEGO sets will slowly start to sell out on LEGO.com or LEGO stores.The next few months will be your last chance to buy some of the 400 or so 2,024 sets that will be discontinued in 2020. . At present, there are a whopping 389 sets. “Retiring soon” Sold in the UK’s official online store and set to 111. It was tagged as such earlier this month.

Only 88 sets are classified as “soon to be discontinued” in the U.S., but products are typically discontinued at the same time worldwide, so if you’re looking for an overview of products that are confirmed to be discontinued, , LEGO After setting up, be sure to switch the location to the UK. Last chance to buy page on LEGO.comOr, for the most comprehensive overview of LEGO scheduled for retirement in 2024, click on our page. This also includes some sets that are not yet scheduled for retirement. LEGO.com.

Among those confirmed to disappear from store shelves in 2024 are: 10320 El Dorado Fortress, 76218 Sanctum Sanctorum, 75308 R2-D2, 21332 Globe, 75341 Luke Skywalker’s Land Speeder, 10283 NASA Space Shuttle Discovery, 21338 A-Frame Cabin • 10321 Corvette Previously confirmed sets include 75313 AT-AT, 76210 Hulkbuster • 71741 Ninjago City Garden.

Discontinued sets are scheduled to disappear from stores by April 31st at the latest (although in rare cases they may remain a little later), but many sets may disappear in the weeks and months leading up to the end of the year. expensive. The biggest decision to make with out-of-print sets is whether to hang on to the Lego set because of its potential, despite the Black Friday deals, or risk it being sold out by then, or whether to commit now. It’s either.

October’s new purchase bonus (40697 Halloween Pumpkin) might be worth the wait anyway, but for now Visit LEGO.com or check out Brick Fanatics‘ Discontinued Lego Sets Page Start prioritizing what to buy for your next purchase.

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Chris Wharfe I would first like to think about myself as a journalist. Lego fans come in second, but we all know that’s not really the case. Journalism runs in my veins. It’s like some kind of weird literary blood. This is the type of blood that will someday lead to heart failure due to stress. It’s like smoking, but worse. Thankfully, I have no LEGO until then.