11 epic Prime Day Lego deals — save up to 44% off Star Wars, Formula 1, and Botanicals

This fun little yellow taxi cab set is as easy on the eyes as it is on the wallet. Perfect for anyone with a soft spot for NYC — the car looks like it's been plucked right off the streets of Manhattan — it includes a scruffy driver, and a laptop+luggage-toting traveler.

I also own this surprisingly challenging-to-build Lego Ferrari F1 set, and it looks nothing short of fab on display in my office. Sure, Lego might offer even more hyper-realistic looking F1 builds, but none as reasonably priced as this.

Here's another offer for the Ferrari lover in your life. While an actual Ferrari F40 might set you back anywhere from two to four million dollars, this Lego replica will barely cost you more than a twenty-spot. And of course, it comes in the brand's legendary Racing Red color.

If you're more of a McLaren supercar fan, I've got great news: this bright orange W1 model is 20% off during Prime Day, and like the Speed Champions sets above, it includes a mini figure decked out in a cool, branded racing outfit.

I realize this Star Wars Lego deal isn't exactly a barn burner, but that doesn't stop me from wanting to snag one for myself. Ultimately, Star Wars Legos don't often go on sale, especially cool Jedi starship sets like this. Either way, I'm hoping this one gets even cheaper as the Prime Day festivities roll on.

This is by far the best Amazon Prime Day Lego deal of them all. Save a whopping 44% off this gigantic box of mixed Lego pieces, with enough bricks to build just about any creation you desire, from castles and vehicles, to animals and nature scenes.

Nearly as good as the deal above, this seriously awesome Super Mario Piranha Plant is 37% off, which came as a surprise to me, given how popular the Mario x Lego kits have proven to be. Nevertheless, I wouldn't hesitate to grab this one ASAP if you feel so inclined, because it will almost certainly sell out fast.

While the Lego Botanical kits aren't my cup of tea, they are enormously popular with fellow enthusiasts for the display-worthy quality of the finished product, even if the build process is a tad tedious.

This Lego Marvel Spider-Man set is totally badass for several reasons (another I already own). For starters, the train itself is designed to run on Lego's existing track system. Moreover, it looks strikingly similar to an actual MTA subway car, which, as a former New Yorker, makes me smile. Finally, it comes with not one, not two, but four movie-realistic minifigures.

As both a Star Wars nerd and Lego fan, owning a Millennium Falcon set always felt financially out of reach... until now. Discounted by a respectable 20%, the galaxy's arguably coolest ship can be yours for just $67, complete with a collectible display stand.

Looking for a challenge? Take the Lego Vincent Van Gogh three-dimensional Starry Night recreation for a spin. Currently on sale for 20% off, this kit includes a massive amount of bricks; more than 2,300!