The best holiday Lego sets you can still get in time for Christmas
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Somehow, we're less than 10 days away from Christmas. Whether you're doing last-minute gift shopping or just starting to decorate, if you've been waiting to buy any holiday Lego sets, it's time to pick them up.
Since we are talking about Lego, it is worth going into your shopping experience with a healthy set of expectations. Lego had new (and old) holiday sets for sale back in October, many of which have either sold out or are on backorder for the next 60 days, like the Up-Scaled Santa Minifig, Family Christmas Tree, and the majority of the Winter Village collection.
Unless you want to prepare way ahead of next year, your holiday-themed set pool is a little more limited, but we still managed to find everything from ornaments to center pieces. Below, find the seven best holiday Lego sets still available (and shippable by Christmas).
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Lego Snowman Ornaments
These two snowmen come adorned with all the perfect holiday accessories: a top hat and scarf, a candy cane, and a loop for hanging them on your Christmas tree. At just $12.99, they're the most affordable holiday set still available.
Lego Santa's Delivery Truck
Lego Santa's delivery truck is sold out on Lego's website, but you can still grab it in stock at Target. In addition to being a cute piece for a mantle, the truck itself also opens to reveal more accessories, including a sticker sheet and Santa's toy sack. Depending on your Target location, you may be able to grab a set for same-day pickup or delivery.
Lego Christmas Table Decoration
This 433-piece set strikes the balance between being decorative and too involved for more casual (or younger) builders. The red candle surrounded by foliage, berries, and stars makes for a festive centerpiece minus the fire risk.
Lego Christmas Tree
The $329.99 Family Christmas Tree may be temporarily out of stock, but you can still pick up a much more affordable model (at the time of writing, it's on sale at Target for just $35.99). Builders will have an option between building one larger tree or two smaller trees, both of which can be adorned with ornaments, candles, and a star topper.
Lego Icons Poinsettia
You've heard of fake trees, but what about the holiday's most iconic plant? Whether you want a pet-safe poinsettia or one that you can use year after year without any worry of upkeep, the Lego Icons set is a great alternative. At the time of writing, its sale price of $34.99 also makes it an especially enticing option.
Lego Botanicals Wreath
There's something extra special about Lego sets you can actually hang on your walls, and this wreath is no exception. The orange, berry, pine cone, and cinnamon adornments ensure that it functions well from fall into winter, and the leaves provide a nice enough texture that's recognizably Lego, but doesn't look like you're hanging a child's toy on your wall. This nearly 2,000-piece set is one of the higher-rated holiday options on Lego's site.
Lego Icons Holiday Express Train
The Holiday Express Train is one of the last available Winter Village sets. This 956-piece set comes with a circular track, four minifigures, and a four-car train set. You can also elect to buy a Lego Powered Up kit to motorize the set (though that particular upgrade will likely have to wait until next year — the train motor kit is currently sold out).
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Bethany Allard is a Los Angeles-based shopping reporter at Mashable covering beauty tech, dating, sex and relationships, and headphones. That basically means she puts her hair through a lot, scrolls through a lot of dating apps, and rotates through a lot of different headphones. In addition to testing out and rounding up the best products, she also covers deals for Mashable, paying an especially obsessive amount of attention to Apple deals and prices. That knowledge comes in handy when she's covering shopping holidays like Prime Day and Black Friday, which she's now done for three years at Mashable.
