LEGO
Explore this beloved toymaker in our collection of LEGO sets at Daniel Stores! Unleash your creativity with your favourite LEGO collections, including the iconic LEGO Star Wars. Defeat the prolific Joker with the help of LEGO Batman, bring your favourite heroes to life with LEGO Marvel or create new worlds with LEGO City. However you like to play, our LEGO sets have something for everyone, even the big kids! Whether looking for a special gift or the perfect activity for a rainy day, let your imagination run wild with LEGO at Daniel Stores.
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The Lord of the Rings: Sauron's Helmet 11373 The Lord of the Rings: Sauron's Helmet 11373
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Ford Model T 11376 -
Audi Revolut F1® Team R26 Race Car 77259 -
Darth Vader™ Bust 75439 -
Yoda™ Bust 75438 -
AT-RT™ Attack 75444 -
Grogu™ (Mandalorian Apprentice) 75446 -
The Razor Crest™ 75447 -
Anzellan Starship 75445 -
Lionel Messi – Football Legend 43015 -
Scuderia Ferrari HP Charles Leclerc Helmet 43014 Scuderia Ferrari HP Charles Leclerc Helmet 43014
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Vini Jr. – Football Highlights 43027 -
Cristiano Ronaldo – Football Legend 43016 -
Scuderia Ferrari HP Lewis Hamilton Helmet 43022 Scuderia Ferrari HP Lewis Hamilton Helmet 43022
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Pikachu and Poké Ball 72152 -
Bouquet of Pink Roses 10374 -
LEGO Amazing Vehicles book -
LEGO Icons Tiny Plants Building Set -
LEGO Botanical Collection 10368 Chrysanthemum LEGO Botanical Collection 10368 Chrysanthemum
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Collectible Icelandic Pony
When were LEGOs first invented?
LEGO bricks first appeared when Ole Kirk Kristiansen, a master carpenter and joiner, began making wooden toys. He created the LEGO name by combining two Danish words, “leg godt”, meaning “play well”, which was officially used from January 1936 onwards. Ole Kirk Kristiansen created LEGO committed to children’s development through quality play. Over the next 90 years, LEGO would become a global phenomenon, even having its own movies and theme parks!
What is the most expensive LEGO set?
The most expensive LEGO sets currently available are the Millennium Falcon and AT-AT from the LEGO Star Wars series. However, LEGO has become a collector's item, and many sets have become worth hundreds, even thousands of pounds. Retired sets are especially sought after, with the LEGO Space Command Center from 1978 valued at over $10,000!
LEGO sets at Daniel Stores
Shop our extensive selection of LEGO sets and let your imagination run wild, no matter how old you are!
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