LEGO Black Friday 2025 – LEGO Star Trek Debut, UCS Star Wars at 30% Off, and Major Discounts Across All Themes
Published: 10 months ago
Last Updated: 7 months ago
LEGO Black Friday 2025 is here, with major discounts across premium sets and themes. Leading the launch is the debut of the LEGO Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise with its exclusive Shuttlepod GWP, followed by 30% off UCS Star Wars™ flagships including the Razor Crest, plus significant savings on LEGO Ideas, Technic, Speed Champions, and dozens more.
For LEGO investors and collectors, timing is everything. Premium sets like the Razor Crest UCS, LEGO Lighthouse, and Viking Village typically sell out within 48 hours during Black Friday. With multiple GWPs still available and discounts ranging from 20-60% across retiring sets, tonight represents one of the strongest buying windows of 2025.
Whether you're targeting the Star Trek Enterprise, stacking LEGO® UCS Star Wars at 30% off, or loading up on discounted Speed Champions and Technic, the clock has started ticking. Here's what to prioritize.
Star Trek Enterprise – The Flagship Launch
The LEGO Icons Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D (10356) launches tonight at $399.99 / £349.99 with exclusive early access for LEGO Insiders. This 3,600-piece display model captures the iconic Galaxy-class starship from Star Trek: The Next Generation with UCS-level detail, including nine LEGO minifigures (Captain Picard, Riker, Worf, Data, Dr Crusher, Geordi, Troi, Guinan, and Wesley), magnetic saucer separation, and an opening shuttlebay.
The GWP That Matters: Every Enterprise purchase during the Insiders window includes the exclusive Type-15 Shuttlepod (40768) — a 261-piece companion build with Ensign Ro Laren LEGO minifigure. History shows UCS-level GWPs like Luke's Lightsaber routinely hit $120-175 on the secondary market. Buy within 48 hours to guarantee the Shuttlepod — after that, the investment case weakens significantly.
Black Friday GWPs – Stack Your Value
Three additional GWPs run across the entire Black Friday period (November 28 - December 1) on qualifying orders:
Mini Knight’s Castle (40775) — A Nostalgia Powerhouse at £225+ / $250+
For long-time LEGO fans, this is the GWP everyone’s talking about — a 590-piece micro-build that fuses the 1984 Knight’s Castle with the iconic 1992 Black Knight’s Castle. It’s packed with turrets, flip-up gates, medieval banners, jousting horses, and even a glow-in-the-dark ghost lurking in the tower. The whole thing sits on a sturdy microplate foundation, making it a perfect display piece next to modern Castle builds.
Collectors love it because it feels like LEGO heritage distilled into a single model — and with such a high spend threshold, availability is limited. This is easily one of LEGO’s strongest GWPs of recent years and a must-grab while stocks last.
Buy threshold: £225+ / $250+
Hot Chocolate Stand (40776) — The Cosy Festive GWP at £155+ / $170+
If you want something charming, seasonal, and packed with whimsical detail, the Hot Chocolate Stand might be the cutest Christmas GWP LEGO has ever released. Styled like a giant festive mug, the roof lifts off to reveal an adorable winter drinks stall, complete with marshmallows, frothy hot chocolate, a candy-cane chimney and even a tiny outdoor seating area.
It’s the kind of model that slots effortlessly into any Winter Village setup — or becomes its own standalone seasonal display. With a much lower threshold than the Castle GWP, this is a fan-favourite treat that’s sure to disappear fast.
Buy threshold: £155+ / $170+
Type-15 Shuttlepod (40768) — A Critical Bonus for Enterprise Buyers
For anyone picking up the LEGO Star Trek Enterprise during the early Insiders window (November 28–30), this is the bonus that truly matters. The exclusive 261-piece Type-15 Shuttlepod recreates the Onizuka in sleek minifigure scale, complete with opening wing doors, a hinged rear hatch, and an LCARS-inspired interior readout showing stardate 45076.3. Even better, it comes with an exclusive Ensign Ro Laren minifigure you won’t find in the main ship.
This isn’t just a nice add-on — for investors, it’s a short-term catalyst. UCS-tier GWPs like Luke’s Lightsaber (40483) and Yoda’s Lightsaber (6346098) routinely hit $120–$175 on the aftermarket within months. Collectors who want a complete “launch edition” Enterprise will pay a premium for sealed pairs — meaning early buyers gain an immediate edge.
5010018 Card Game Set – Available on orders over $70 / £60 when purchasing Speed Champions, Creator, DUPLO, Friends, or Fortnite sets. This brand-new GWP includes two decks of LEGO-themed playing cards and a sand timer. Theme-restricted but the lowest qualifying threshold makes it easy to grab.
Depending on your spend, you can stack multiple GWPs in a single order. The Enterprise at $399.99 qualifies for both the Shuttlepod and the Mini Knight's Castle.
Our Top Black Friday LEGO Discount Picks
75331 The Razor Crest UCS – 30% Off (UK & US)
The LEGO Star Wars Razor Crest UCS drops to 30% off in both UK and US markets — down to $420 from $600. This 6,187-piece Mandalorian flagship is projected to reach $684 after one year, $843 after three years, and $1,020 after five years post-retirement.
The Razor Crest combines premium display presence with exclusive LEGO minifigures including Din Djarin, Grogu, Greef Karga, and IG-11. UCS Star Wars sets have consistently delivered post-retirement growth, and 30% off entry price amplifies already strong projected returns. At $420, this is one of the standout picks for LEGO investors targeting UCS Star Wars.
21335 Motorized Lighthouse – 30% Off (UK Only)
The LEGO Ideas Motorized Lighthouse drops to 30% off in the UK market — down to $210 from $300. This 2,065-piece display set is projected to reach $414 after one year, $528 after three years, and $616 after five years.
The Lighthouse is a spiritual successor to the Old Fishing Store (21310), which exploded in value after retirement. With rotating light function, detailed interior, and stunning coastal aesthetic, this set appeals to LEGO Ideas collectors and display builders. Limited retail spread and high demand make this a likely fast sell-out in the UK.
21343 Viking Village – 30% Off (UK & US)
The LEGO Ideas Viking Village gets 30% off in both UK and US, dropping to $91 from $130. Projected to reach $185 after one year, $240 after three years, and $280 after five years, this fan-designed set delivers 2,103 pieces of medieval Scandinavian charm.
Viking Village includes blacksmith shop, longhouse, watchtower, and Viking ship, plus eight LEGO minifigures. Fan-designed LEGO Ideas sets with limited retail distribution tend to disappear fast post-retirement. At $91, this is one of the most accessible investment plays in the sale for LEGO investors building volume.
10355 Blacktron Renegade – 30% Off (UK & US, In-Store Only)
The LEGO Icons Blacktron Renegade gets 30% off in both markets but only available in-store. This Classic Space revival carries strong AFOL collector demand and limited retail presence, making it a nostalgia-driven pick for collectors targeting Space themes.
75355 X-Wing Starfighter UCS – 30% Off (UK Only)
The LEGO® Star Wars™ X-Wing Starfighter UCS drops to 30% off in the UK market only, down to $168 from $240. Projected to reach $312 after one year, $468 after three years, and $566 after five years, this flagship starfighter appeals to both hardcore collectors and casual Star Wars fans.
The X-Wing includes premium display stand, detailed engine mechanics, and exclusive pilot LEGO minifigure. At 30% off, this is a strong entry point for UK LEGO investors targeting UCS Star Wars.
75337 AT-TE Walker – 30% Off (UK Only)
The LEGO® Star Wars™ AT-TE Walker gets 30% off in the UK only, dropping to $98 from $140. Projected to reach $161 after one year, $191 after three years, and $223 after five years, this Clone Wars set includes sought-after LEGO minifigures and frequently sells out even at full price.
Clone Wars sets have performed well post-retirement, and the AT-TE carries strong play and display appeal. At $98, this is a solid pick for UK buyers targeting Clone Wars vehicles.
Speed Champions – Best Deals in UK
LEGO Speed Champions see strong discounts, particularly in the UK market:
76925 Aston Martin Safety Car & AMR23 (UK: 40% Off / US: 30% Off) – The two-car Aston Martin set is by far the best Speed Champions deal this Black Friday. At 40% off in the UK, this represents exceptional value for collectors targeting licensed vehicles. The US gets 30% off, which is still solid but not quite as compelling.
76917 2 Fast 2 Furious Nissan Skyline GT-R & Dodge Charger (UK: 40% Off / US: 30% Off) – Film tie-ins within LEGO Speed Champions add collectibility. The UK 40% discount makes this a strong pickup, while US buyers get 30% off.
76923 Lamborghini Lambo V12 Vision GT (UK: 30% Off) – Premium supercar at decent discount in the UK market only.
Speed Champions have historically delivered solid returns, averaging around 18% annualised growth. However, recent RRP increases and frequent discounting have changed the investment landscape — buy strategically at these discounts rather than at full price.
Technic – Strong Discounts on Motorcycles and Supercars
42159 Yamaha MT-10 SP (UK: 30% Off / US: 40% Off) – The LEGO Technic Yamaha motorcycle gets better treatment in the US at 40% off (down to $144 from $240), while UK gets 30% off. Projected to reach $283 after one year, $336 after three years, and $378 after five years. Large Technic motorcycles have historically performed well post-retirement (BMW M1000RR, Ducati Panigale).
42115 Lamborghini Sián FKP 37 (US: 30% Off) – The US market gets 30% off this premium LEGO Technic supercar. One of the most detailed builds in the Technic lineup with strong display appeal and collector demand among automotive enthusiasts. At 30% off, this is a great buy for US collectors and builders.
42156 Peugeot 9X8 Le Mans (UK & US: 30% Off) – Large Technic hypercar at 30% off in both markets. Strong display presence for motorsport fans.
42168 John Deere Forage Harvester (UK & US: 40% Off) – Agricultural Technic at 40% off. Niche appeal but solid discount for Technic collectors.
LEGO Ideas – Additional Discounts
21342 The Insect Collection (UK: 40% Off / US: 30% Off) – The UK gets the better deal at 40% off on this unique display set featuring buildable insects. US gets 30% off. LEGO Ideas sets with unique themes tend to hold collector interest post-retirement.
Also Worth Buying – Selected Highlights
30% Off:
- 10362 French Café (UK) – Creator Expert street scene with modular appeal
- 10359 Fountain Garden (UK & US) – Display set with family appeal
- 76282 Rocket & Baby Groot (UK: 30% / US: 40%) – Giftable Marvel character build
Other Notable Discounts:
- Multiple LEGO Animal Crossing sets at 40% off
- LEGO Harry Potter Buckbeak at 40% off (both markets)
- LEGO Minecraft sets at 30-40% off
- LEGO Star Wars smaller sets at 30-60% off
Check the full discount lists for your region — dozens of sets across City, Friends, DUPLO, and seasonal themes are heavily discounted.
Buy Now – Premium Stock Won't Last
Premium sets like the Razor Crest UCS, Motorized Lighthouse (UK) and Viking Village are expected to vanish within the first 48 hours, while Speed Champions at 40% off (UK) likely won’t survive the weekend. The Enterprise Shuttlepod GWP also has a very limited allocation and disappears the moment stock is gone. For investors, the Razor Crest, Lighthouse and Viking Village remain the strongest December retirements, with discounted Speed Champions and Technic offering excellent volume-building opportunities. The Enterprise is a fan-first pick, but only worth grabbing early if you secure the Shuttlepod. This is a powerful Black Friday lineup – buy smart, stack those GWPs, and set yourself up for a strong 2026.
And don’t wander far… keep your eyes on Investabrick over the next few days… LEGO is gearing up for Cyber Monday, and the whispers suggest fresh GWPs and even more discounted sets could be on the way. We’ll be watching closely and reporting as soon as they land.
Author: Stephen Montague
Steve is a qualified accountant with over 15 years’ experience as a trader and investor, complemented by more recent work in data analytics. He entered the world of LEGO as an AFOL through the investment lens, but soon became captivated by the creativity and engineering behind the bricks. Drawn to the precision of Technic and the architectural elegance of large-scale display sets, Steve blends financial insight with an analytical approach to LEGO trends. He thrives on uncovering patterns in performance across themes and generations.
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