Save 20% on dozens of sets in the latest LEGO Star Wars deals from John Lewis, including sets with only a few months left before they retire.
Signing up to the My John Lewis app can save you money on your next LEGO purchase, with 20% off hundreds of sets, including ones like LEGO Star Wars 75323 The Justifier that are retiring in just a few short months. All you need to do is sign up for free to get your promo code. Enter when you check out from John Lewis and let the savings roll in.
How to claim:
1. If you’re not already a member, join My John Lewis for free to receive all the benefits.
2. Add LEGO set(s) to your basket.
3. Click on the ‘Add promotional code’ link at the payment stage of checkout and enter MYJL10YLEGO to claim your discount.
Not only could this be your last chance to save on 75323 The Justifier before it retires at the end of 2023, but it's a must-have for any Star Wars (and especially The Bad Batch) fans. With two exclusive minifigures among a stellar cast of characters, the line-up of Omega, Cad Bane himself, Fennec Shand, Hunter, and a Todo 360 droid is reason enough to buy alone.
The ship of 75323 The Justifier is also impressive, with spring-loaded shooters with green elements ready to go when it comes to brick-built battles. The 1,022-piece set includes all the detail and interactive elements to make for an engaging build, such as the ability to fold up the rear engine in the back for take-off and landing gear that can swing down during landing.
All you need to do is sign up to My John Lewis to save 20% on LEGO Star Wars 75323 The Justifier, but don't wait too long. Not only does the discount only last until September 10, but sets are selling out fast, so now is the moment to ensure you get what you want.
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