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The Lego Icons Kingfisher bird is retiring soon — act fast to buy for the new low price of $33.99 at Amazon

The Lego Icons Kingfisher Bird is retiring soon — act fast to buy for the new low price of $33.99 at Amazon
The Lego Icons Kingfisher Bird is retiring soon — act fast to buy for the new low price of $33.99 at Amazon

This is your moment to strike.

SAVE OVER $10: As of July 22, the Lego Icons Kingfisher Bird has hit a new low on Amazon at $33.99. That's $16 off its full price of $49.99.

The Lego Icons Kingfisher Bird is retiring soon — act fast to buy for the new low price of $33.99 at Amazon

Lego Icons Kingfisher Bird Model (10331)

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The Lego Icons Kingfisher Bird's retirement may be on the horizon, but Amazon's offering shoppers a chance to grab this awesome Lego build at a discount before that happens. It's not just any regular discount, either. As of July 22, the retailer has dropped this set to a new low price of $33.99.

Usually, this Lego Kingfisher costs $49.99, so this is a great opportunity to save $16.

As someone who's built this Lego Kingfisher set myself, I can confirm that it's definitely worth picking up at this price. With 834 pieces, it sees you creating a beautiful blue Kingfisher model, complete with a fish caught in its mouth and a water base for the display stand. Its head and claws are posable as well, so you can show it off at fun angles.

It's a truly amazing build to have up on display, and it's also worth mentioning that it's recommended for adults. This is because it has more of a complex assembly and is meant to be put on display once you're finished, though builders of any age can tackle it with a helping hand.

The Lego Icons Kingfisher Bird set's retirement is coming up soon, so now is a great opportunity to save on this amazing bird build at Amazon.

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