LEGO's monthly wave of set retirements means dozens of products are disappearing from sale, with nearly 30 already out of stock on LEGO's own website. Once a set sells out entirely, buyers are typically left paying inflated prices through third-party resellers, so shoppers wanting to secure a set at its original price have a narrowing window to act. Amazon, however, still holds stock of a handful of these soon-to-retire sets, some at a discount, offering a last chance before they vanish for good.

Among the eight sets still available at Amazon are the Star Wars Home One Starcruiser (559 pieces, reduced from $69.99 to $54.99) and the Star Wars Acclamator-Class Assault Ship (450 pieces, $49.73), alongside a One Piece Battle at Arlong Park set (926 pieces with five minifigures, $78.00) and a Mario Kart Toad's Garage set (390 pieces, discounted to $31.99). Smaller items such as the Botanicals Lotus Flower (down to $8.99) and a Donut Truck ($15.99) are also in stock, alongside the Bugatti Bolide and Robot World Rollercoaster. Notably, the highly sought-after Legend of Zelda Great Deku Tree set, also retiring this month, has already sold out everywhere.