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Amazon offers a amazing deal on the Lego Star Wars R2-D2 display model designed for adults. Regularly priced at $240, the 2,314-piece R2-D2 building kit is discounted to just $168. The $72 reduction is the lowest we’ve observed at a prominent retailer, and given that this set was discontinued by Lego at the start of the year, this might be your final opportunity to snag a bargain on it. The R2-D2 offer is an official Prime Day promotion, but membership is not required to make a purchase.
Amazon introduced this specific Lego Star Wars reduction on the last day of Prime Day 2025. It accompanies two other significant Lego Star Wars promotions: the Imperial Star Destroyer and Phantom Menace BrickHeadz Collection.
Lego Star Wars – R2-D2 Display Model (2,314 Pieces)
$168 (was $240) | Retired in January 2025
Unveiled as part of Lucasfilm’s 50th Anniversary commemoration in 2021, this R2-D2 represents a black-box Star Wars Lego set, implying it serves more as a display item and is intended for adults.
Upon completion, the 2,314-piece R2-D2 Lego model measures 12.5 x 7.5 x 6 inches, making it not excessively large in terms of overall dimensions, yet it’s a detailed construction with numerous intricate touches and elements that elevate it as a display object. This includes interactive features drawn from the films: rotating head, retractable leg, adjustable periscope, and a front hatch that opens outward. Additionally, there’s a secret storage area for Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber.
This R2-D2 model is also supplied with a display plaque containing information about the droid, an R2-D2 minifigure, and a Lucasfilm 50th Anniversary stand for the minifigure. For collectors, it’s notable that this R2-D2 model is the sole Lego set featuring the Lucasfilm 50th Anniversary brick.
Lego debuted a smaller, 1,050-piece R2-D2 buildable figure last year priced at $100—but it’s currently offered for $80. The newer R2-D2 is advised for children aged 10 and older, and while it still appears impressive, the assembly process is not nearly as intricate as the larger R2-D2.
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