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Lego Millennium Falcon Black Friday deal is here — and it's better than Prime Day

Lego Millennium Falcon deal
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This is a Black Friday deal that should have Lego fans really chuffed. The Lego Millennium Falcon UCS set is now on sale for £525 at Argos, a saving of £210 over its regular price — and cheaper than the set was on Prime Day. While it's still not cheap, it definitely makes it more affordable to scruffy-looking nerf herders.

Lego Millennium Falcon UCS
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Lego Millennium Falcon UCS: was £735 now £525 at Argos

This deal takes £210 off one of Lego's biggest and most iconic Star Wars sets. It's the lowest price we've seen yet

Lego Dark Falcon
Lego Dark Falcon: was £160 now £112 at Argos

The Lego Dark Falcon has 1579 pieces and comes with six minifigures: Darth Jar Jar, Bounty Hunter C-3PO, Darth Dev, Darth Rey, Beach Luke and Jedi Vader.

In an alternate universe where good is evil and evil is good, the Dark Falcon imagines what if Jar Jar orchestrated the fall of the Republic? Despite its smaller size, the Dark Falcon opens to reveal playable areas, including a throne for Darth Jar Jar, a command center, hyperdrive, bunk beds, entertainment area and a jail cell. Being bad has never been so good.

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