Some LEGO sets due to retire at the end of 2025 are already experiencing stock issues, so make sure you keep an eye on them.
We're just a few months away from the end of the year, when dozens of LEGO sets will cease production for good. While the LEGO Group lists December 31 as the official retirement day, some sets can disappear even sooner than that, depending on stock levels.
There are some early hints about which LEGO sets could sell out first, with stock levels fluctuating around the world. After all, if a retiring set goes on back order in the UK now, it could mean that stock levels could dip elsewhere in the world before the end of the year.
Brick Fanatics' Matthe has rounded up all the sets that have either sold out, gone out of stock, or gone on backorder in the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, and Germany, offering a sample of stock levels around the world. Put simply: if a set you want is on this list, you should seize any chance to get your hands on it before the end of the year.
Click the embedded video below for a breakdown of the list, or head over to our YouTube channel to watch it there.
For a full breakdown of when every LEGO set retires, click here for our dedicated retiring page.
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