I've been building Lego sets for more than 40 years, and these are the 15 Prime Day Lego deals I'd get

All of the Lego Speed Champions kits are on sale, but I've always been partial to Ferrari's livery, so I'm highlighting this model here.

The full-size Ferrari models aren't on sale, but this smaller set is perfect for kids who want a taste of what's to come. This 837-piece kit has working butterfly doors, an opening hood, and an engine cover that opens.

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.

This 1:12 scale model has a V6 engine with moving pistons, independent suspension on all wheels and front-axle steering.

The second movie in the "Fast & Furious" saga may not have been the best (though certainly better than "Toyko Drift") but it did get us a look at the Skyline GT-R, one of the best cars from the whole series. And, this Lego set even lets you drift the car.

You built a time machine...out of Legos? This baby might not get up to 88 miles an hour, but lets you build three versions of the DeLorean — the original, the hover-conversion, and the 1955 model. And, it comes with Marty and Doc Brown minifigs.

Autobots, roll out! Not only do you get to build an iconic 80s Transformer, but it actually transforms into the semi rig. This 15% off deal isn't huge, but it's better than nothing.

This model will have you ready to go offroading on safari. It comes with all sorts of gear, like shovels and gas cans, and you can even build it with the steering wheel on the left or the right, which will make it appeal to both UK and US builders.

It's a shame that the U-Wing didn't make its appearance until "Rogue One," but I'm glad I got to see more of it in "Andor." This set comes with minifigs of Cassian Andor, Dedra Meero, an ISB Tactical Agent, and K-2SO

If you have to flee the Empire with stolen Death Star plans, the Tantive IV might not be the best option, but it will get you as far as Tattooine. This small model doesn't have any minifigs, but does come with a nice display stand.

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.

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 deal shaves $20 off our favorite droid from the entire Star Wars saga. While it doesn't roll, it has a 360-degree rotating head, detachable third leg, an attachable periscope and removable tools.

Most of Lego's most expensive sets aren't yet on sale, but this massive crane is one exception. It's not cheap, but this Prime Day deal takes it down by 25%

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!