The very first Legend of Zelda LEGO set is just weeks away from release, with the Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 shipping from 1st September. After initially selling out rather quickly, pre-orders are once again available with some new options appearing courtesy of the My Nintendo Store UK & Ireland.
The set – which contains 2,500 pieces and four brand-new Minifigures – can be bought on its own from the My Nintendo Store at its regular retail price of £259.99 / $299.99. However, should you also want a copy of the upcoming The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, which we imagine most Zelda fans probably do, you can order both to take 10% off the Great Deku Tree's cost.
To do so, simply add both the Great Deku Tree set and either of the Echoes of Wisdom products listed below to your basket. You'll see the 10% discount applied at checkout – and considering the LEGO set's high price, that's a pretty decent saving of £26 / 30€! You'll get a free keyring too!
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The 10% discount offer ends on 26th September, the same day that Echoes of Wisdom launches.
The Great Deku Tree set is also available once again from the official LEGO store in both the UK and the US should you prefer, although there aren't any discounts to be found here:
Are you wanting to buy this set? Have you been collecting much Nintendo LEGO? Build us a comment below.
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Is the Deku tree a limited quantity set or is it going to be available even after the realised date as per the question mark cube and the NES set?
Sorry but the more I look at it the more I hate it.
It's so UGLY, especially the BotW version, surely they could have come up with something better.
Zelda would've been prime material for some bigger, premium set that's nice to look at and they make this s***
Should have done a premium build of around the 3-£400 mark imo in the same vein as the LOTR Rivendell sell. Its expensive but its huge, looks incredible and is amazingly fun and interesting to build. They could have done alot better job imo.
@Macnemo79 at this point, there rarely is a big LEGO set that doesn't stick around for awhile, nor is there a set that doesn't come back even if initially sold-out. Usually, this will last 1.5-2 years.
There are far better Lego MOCs out there than this ugly thing
As much as I hate TotK, even this is better.
And it’s something that can be bought and built, not just a render
can save an additional 10% on your whole order using Student Beans 🫘
otherwise, this is actually saving £19 rather than £26 as can currently pre-order EoW from Smyths for £42.99 (comes with keyring) 💪
or ~£3 less from ShopTo without keyring (+poster)
@Macnemo79 Lego sets usually aren't limited quantity. They (LEGO) keep making the sets until they retire them. And that depends on how well those sets are selling.
All these discounts tell me is that my side of the pond is paltry when it comes to preorder discounts (if any).
@Yoshi3 This looks gorgeous indeed!
The eyes and the base could have been better imo, but still, love the concept and still looks much much better than the official Deku tree.
The problem with the BotW version is that it looks like the branches are actually going through his eyes. Makes me wince every time that I see it!
I suppose lego would be a pretty decent Christmas present this year for an 8 year old Nintendo gamer, considering Switch has no games worth buying this Christmas.
Meh.way too overpriced and not really appealing
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