Hey, why we aren't making more of a fuss about this ridiculous Prime Day Lego deal?
Hulk(buster) smash
Update: Unfortunately, this kit has now leapt back up in price. If we're lucky, we'll see that massive discount again for the Black Friday sales in November!
I've been covering sales events for quite a while now, and frankly, this might be the best Prime Day Lego deal I've seen in a long time.
As a part of Amazon's 'Big Deal Days,' the enormous Hulkbuster collector set has been slashed by a faintly absurd $250, bringing it down to its lowest-ever price by quite a wide margin. Around $75 less than the previous record, in fact, and a full $136 below the kit's average price. That's surprisingly good, and I'm not sure I've seen any Prime Day Lego deals that can match it.
Luckily, it's cool enough that it can live up to that claim. This 4,049-piece set is an absolute monster in terms of size and detail, so makes quite the statement piece.
Oh, and don't be too down if your budget can't stretch that far - the much cheaper Hulkbuster: Battle of Wakanda is also enjoying a hefty price cut at Amazon that brings it down to $39.99 instead of almost $50.
Lego Hulkbuster | $549.99 $299.99 at Amazon
Save $250 - That's an absolutely ludicrous saving, and it's easily the kit's best price. As in, ever. It's also the cheapest the set has been by around $75.
Buy it if:
✅ You're looking for a more involved build
✅ You want a Marvel-lous centerpiece
Don't buy it if:
❌ You don't want a massive display piece
❌ You're happy with the smaller version
Price check:
💲 Walmart $450
💲 Best Buy $549.99
Lego Hulkbuster: Battle of Wakanda | $49.99 $39.99 at Amazon
Save $10 - Here's another lowest-ever price, though this one's on a much cheaper version of the Hulkbuster. It's a return to a previous Prime Day price, too.
Buy it if:
✅ You want a small but cool Marvel collectible
✅ Your budget won't stretch to the big version
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want the larger model
❌ You want an Iron Man minifigure
Price check:
💲 Walmart $39.99
💲 Best Buy $39.99
Although that's still a large bill, it's worth stressing that we rarely - if ever - see such enormous discounts on premium collector sets such as the Lego Hulkbuster. We can't imagine it'll drop any further in time for Black Friday either, so this may be your best chance if you've had an eye on this kit.
Naturally, this isn't the only Prime Day offer worth watching out for. You can see the best reductions below, including the latest Prime Day gaming deals.
More Prime Day deals
- Nintendo Switch: Mario Kart 8 Deluxe bundle now $299.99 at Amazon
- PS5: free $100 gift card with purchase at Dell
- Xbox Series X: refurbished consoles now just $399.99 at Amazon
- Seagate 1TB Xbox Storage: now just $129.99 (was $219.99) at Amazon
- Lenovo Legion Pro 7i (RTX 4080): now $2,099 (was $2,749) at B&H Photo
- Board games: save up to $25 on Arkham Horror, Disney Villainous and more
- Chairs: Homall and GTPlayer chairs now starting at $89.99
- Desks: up to $150 off Arozzi Arena, Eureka Ergonomic and more
- Controllers: Xbox Elite Series 2 now just $99.99 (was $129.99)
- Gaming laptops: Razer Blade laptops up to $1,000 off
- Headsets: SteelSeries, Turtle Beach, and Razer from $34.95
- Keyboards: Logitech decks now starting at $49.99
- PCs: save up to $300 on prebuilt RTX 4070 rigs
- Projectors: budget projectors now starting at just $79
- Storage: 1TB WDBlack SN850X now $79.99 (was $179.99)
- Streaming: save up to $30 on Blue Yeti mics
- TVs: 4K TVs now starting at $199.99
- Meta Quest: Asgard's Wrath Quest 3 bundle available at Best Buy
- Mice: Razer, Logitech and more now starting at $24
- Mobile: new Turtle Beach Atom controller $10 off
- Monitors: Curved 240Hz monitors from just $139
For more recommendations, be sure to check out our guide to the best Lego sets or Lego Star Wars sets. As for discounts, don't miss these essential Lego deals.
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As the site's Tabletop & Merch Editor, you'll find my grubby paws on everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news. I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, and can normally be found cackling over some evil plan I've cooked up for my group's next Dungeons & Dragons campaign.