More retiring LEGO sets sell out permanently online – Star Wars, Ideas, Indiana Jones

More and more retiring LEGO sets are continuing to sell out permanently ahead of the Black Friday period, from themes including Star Wars, Ideas, Indiana Jones, Disney and Marvel.

Roughly 400 different LEGO sets are due to depart shelves for good by the end of 2024, but some are already starting to vanish from LEGO.com in select regions. Products are generally considered to be gone for good once they reach ‘Sold out’ status, while those that are just ‘Temporarily out of stock’ – even if they’re retiring – are likely to be available at least once more before selling out permanently.

Plenty of LEGO sets have already been struck with the ‘Sold out’ label at LEGO.com across the UK and US though, including some heavy hitters that may now jump in price on the aftermarket. In the UK, the most noteworthy examples include 77015 Temple of the Golden Idol, 76210 Hulkbuster, 76405 Hogwarts Express Collectors’ Edition, 21037 LEGO House and 43227 Villain Icons.

Also sold out in the UK at the time of writing are 71460 Mr. Oz’s Spacebus, 77012 Fighter Plane Chase, 76916 Porsche 963, 76244 Miles Morales vs. Morbius and 75572 Jake & Neytiri’s First Banshee Flight. They’re not the only products now considered to be permanently retired – you can find them all by navigating to LEGO.com, selecting your preferred theme(s) and filtering by ‘Out of stock’ – but many more will follow in the weeks to come, too.

Over in the US, early retirees include 76252 Batcave – Shadow Box, 75290 Mos Eisley Cantina, 21336 The Office and 76218 Sanctum Sanctorum, all of which are now listed as ‘Sold out’ at LEGO.com. Your best bet for grabbing those now is through third-party retailers (where available), but otherwise you’re going to be looking at picking them up on the aftermarket. That means you won’t be getting many (or any) Black Friday deals on these four sets in particular.

80113 Family Reunion Celebration, 41751 Skate Park, 40521 Mini Disney The Haunted Mansion and even this summer’s short-lived LEGO City 60425 Jungle Explorer Water Plane have also sold out in the US, meanwhile, so time is up to grab those through official channels. These are really just a handful of the sets on their way out in 2024, but they’re proof if you need it that sets can disappear at any point in the run-up to December 31.

If your current LEGO wishlist includes any other retiring sets, you’ve now got a pretty difficult decision to make: do you hold out until Black Friday (when we can expect double points and new gifts-with-purchase) and hope they’re still available, or do you pull the trigger now? The latest gift-with-purchase 40696 Bakery has apparently sold out in both the UK and US, but stateside shoppers can still bag a pair of free gaming theme polybags until October 25 with select orders.

Click here to find the complete list of LEGO sets retiring in 2024.

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