Mid-Julys free Legos speak to big Animal Crossing and sushi lovers
Lego Insiders unlock the Restaurants of the World: Japan collectible by spending $180. Pokémon SmartPlay preorders count toward the promo.
Lego Insiders unlock the Restaurants of the World: Japan collectible by spending $180. Pokémon SmartPlay preorders count toward the promo.
The free Lego deals for mid-July
Lego Tom Nook and Flying Present
Free at Lego with $40 purchase
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Lego Restaurants of the World: Japan
Free for Lego Insiders with $180 purchase
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The Lego Insiders sale may have ended over the weekend, but that doesn't mean there aren't free Legos to be found. There are two free Lego deals live through July 23: You'll get a free Tom Nook and Flying Present set when you spend $40, and Lego Insiders can get the Restaurants of the World: Japan collectible for free by spending $180. Both exclusive gifts can only be unlocked through this offer and can't be purchased separately.
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Lego Tom Nook and Flying Present
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This year marks 25 years of Animal Crossing, which feels like the perfect time to finally announce a new game for the first time since 2020. Let's manifest a surprise announcement from Nintendo with this cute little free set: You'll get Tom Nook (holding a Bell coin, of course), a little slab of grass with a fossil and pink flowers, and an iconic balloon present with a mystery DIY recipe inside.
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Lego Restaurants of the World: Japan
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Expansion of the collectible Restaurants of the World series continues with a traditional Japanese food stand, complete with a huge piece of nigiri sushi on the roof. So many other little details bring this set to life, including chopsticks, cherry blossoms, and a chef minifigure holding a fish.
Restaurants of the World: Japan is free for Lego Insiders who spend more than $180. We've seen so many good Lego drops this summer that it shouldn't be hard to reach that — you can also buy multiple sets to hit $180. Preorders for Lego Pokémon SmartPlay sets count.
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