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If you are looking for a stocking stuffer for your little Jedi, this 89-piece set is a perfect option. It includes the microfighter, a minifigure of Plo Koon with a blue lightsaber, plus an R7-D4 droid.

Celebrate the 30th anniversary of Pokémon with this adorable Eevee set, which is aimed at adults who grew up with these beloved characters. This 587-piece set has a posable tail and ears as well as some hidden nods to Eevee’s many evolutions.

This flower arrangement makes a unique gift for floral lovers. And at the end of the build, they’ll get a pretty bouquet of blooms that will stay colorful and fresh forever.

World Cup fever may have passed, but if they are a soccer fan, they’ll love displaying this finished LEGO trophy in their space. It looks like the real deal, and there are some hidden Easter eggs inside for them to discover as they build.

As someone who loves the look of fresh pine but has allergies, this brick-made centerpiece is perfect. At 8 inches wide and 7 inches tall, you can use it to decorate a mantel or table.

The DUPLO sets are designed for the youngest builders with chunky bricks that are perfect for their small fingers. The directions are very photo-based, so they can learn to assemble the set on their own. Once it’s complete, it turns into a memory game.

Technic sets are perfect for the kid who is looking for a challenge and into making things move. These builds use plenty of moving parts to make the vehicles feel more realistic. This loader, for example, has a shovel that raises and lowers, plus working steering.

Disney fans can head under the sea with this mini build. At less than $30, this 556-piece set is an 8-inch version of King Triton’s castle and comes with a figure of Ariel who sits atop a clear brick.

For the budding fashionista, the LEGO Friends line features mini dolls who can be dressed up with accessories. This set looks like a boutique, and it comes with a runway to have them show off their looks.

This one is technically for teens, but Gen X and millennial parents who spent a lot of time in arcades will also want this set. It looks just like the classic system and even comes complete with coin slots. Open it up and you’ll find a gaming room hiding inside with a sofa, computer, minifigure, and game station.

This Star Wars set is retiring at the end of the year, so it will probably be going for more than retail on the secondhand market in 2027. If you know a Kylo lover or someone who collects Star Wars ships, this set is a steal at under $50.