LEGO is a company that’s constantly announcing and releasing new sets. And since production capabilities and retail shelf space are in limited supply, these sets can’t stay available forever. That’s why LEGO is also constantly retiring sets. Since no one wants to miss out on buying a set they’ve had an eye on, it’s good to know what’s going away and when. Below, we’ve hand-picked some of the coolest sets that are scheduled to retire this year. Let’s take a look.
These Sets Are Retiring Soon
LEGO Horizon Forbidden West Tallneck
One of the most popular LEGO sets with our audience for the past year, this Tallneck from Horizon Forbidden West is ridiculously cool.
20% off
$89.99
$71.99
LEGO Star Wars Luke Skywalker's X-Wing Fighter
There are other X-Wing LEGO sets, including a new one in the Ultimate Collector Series, but this one hits a nice, easy-on-the-wallet price point.
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$49.99
$39.99
LEGO Minifigure Series 24 - 6-Pack
LEGO churns through the various series of minifigures pretty quickly. These ones are going away in April 2023, to make way for the Disney 100 sets, and (presumably) series 25.
17% off
$29.99
$25.00
LEGO Nintendo Entertainment System
All the cool kids from the '80s and '90s had one of these gray wonders, fueling our gaming habits for life.
$269.99
LEGO Star Wars BD-1
Look at that little droid face. BD-1 made its debut in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, and it continues its rein of cuteness in Jedi: Survivor.
$99.95
LEGO Star Wars Dagobah Jedi Training Diorama
Yoda's home is Luke's training ground. This display set looks positively swampy, and I especially love the X-Wing wing poking out of the water.
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$89.99
$79.99
LEGO Star Wars Death Star Trench Run Diorama
The climactic sequence in the original Star Wars film when Luke pilots his X-Wing through the trenches of the Death Star gets re-created in this display-worthy diorama.
$69.99
LEGO Star Wars Death Star Trash Compactor Diorama
Things get tense in the Death Star trash compactor -- and the walls here actually do compress.
20% off
$89.99
$72.00
LEGO Star Wars Republic Gunship
This set from the Ultimate Collector's Series might be pricy, but it's a big statement piece that's all but guaranteed to spark conversation.
$399.00
LEGO Technic The Batman – Batmobile
Batman's vehicle looks downright beastly in this LEGO Technic set that features working steering, two light-up bricks, and a spinning flame.
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$99.99
$89.99
LEGO Atari 2600
Gamers of a certain age fondly remember this wood-paneled gaming console. In addition to buildable game cartridges, the LEGO set recreation has some really cool Easter eggs.
$232.90
LEGO Star Wars The Razor Crest
The Mandalorian's ship is a very cool piece of space tech, and this LEGO version really does it justice.
$139.99
LEGO Star Wars Boba Fett’s Throne Room
Boba Fett is king in this set that features minifigures of lots of delightful creatures from what was once Jaba's palace.
11% off
$89.99
$79.99
LEGO Jurassic Park T-Rex Breakout
One of the most memorable scenes in movie history is re-created in LEGO form, with a giant dinosaur scaring some kids and eating a lawyer.
$99.99
LEGO Icons The Friends Apartments
The Friends apartments are among the most recognizable sets in sitcom history. This sizable LEGO set recreates both domiciles, complete with tons of Easter eggs from the show.
$175.00
LEGO Harry Potter Hedwig
A number of Harry Potter sets are retiring this year, including this handsome one of Hedwig.
$69.88
LEGO Jim Lee Batman Collection
If you want to hang a portrait of the Dark Knight made from LEGO on your wall, now's your chance.
$119.95
LEGO Architecture - The White House
The great presidential suite in Washington D.C. is going away this year -- at least the LEGO version is.
$98.06
LEGO Ideas Fender Stratocaster
Is there a more iconic guitar than the Fender Stratocaster? Nope, not a chance. This LEGO set is being retired this year, so grab it before it's gone.
17% off
$119.99
$99.99
You can see all the sets scheduled to retire this year and next on this Reddit thread, which apparently uses data scraped from LEGO's website to keep fans informed.
For more, check out our picks for the best Star Wars LEGO sets, as well as the best LEGO car sets and the best LEGO sets for kids.
Chris Reed is a commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN's board game and LEGO coverage. You can follow him on Twitter @_chrislreed or on Mastodon @chrislreed.
