Star Wars Fans Can Grab the LEGO K-2SO Set at Its Lowest Price So Far at Amazon
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The LEGO set of Andor and Rogue One's K-2SO, which released last year, has dropped to its lowest price point to date at Amazon, according to price tracking site camelcamelcamel. Star Wars fans who have had their eyes on this awesome droid build can grab it for $71.99 right now at the retailer, a 20% discount off its normal list price of $89.99 (see it here). Considering this set has never been priced this low before, this is an excellent opportunity to pick it up. After all, we may not see a deal like it again until bigger sale events kick off this fall, so why wait? K-2SO's 845-piece build certainly seems worth every penny, too, especially if you're already a big fan of LEGO's Star Wars sets. Fans from the ages of 10 and up can dig into it, piecing together the security droid who features glowing eyes, posable arms, and a posable head. If you're leaning more towards having K-2SO on display, this set also comes with a stand to place him on, plus an information plaque and a sweet mini K-2SO LEGO figure that you can set up beside it. Writer Kevin Wong went hands-on with this build last year when it released, and found it to be "a carefully rendered depiction of a beloved character." In IGN's We Build of this set, he writes that "The LEGO Star Wars line is acclaimed for its fastidious attention to detail, and this set does nothing to upset that earned reputation. Standing over 16 inches tall, this model lovingly captures K-2SO at his most awkward and mechanical." Wong also took plenty of photos during the building process. If you're curious to see more of K-2SO's assembly, check out the photo gallery above. Alongside deals like this on older builds, LEGO has plenty of new releases worth checking out right now, too. If you're curious to see what's just dropped from the company, have a look at our rundown of the new LEGO sets that are available in August. Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the guides and commerce teams here at IGN.
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