Target's early Black Friday sales end tomorrow, but there's still plenty of time save on some toys and LEGO sets. One of them is the LEGO Star Wars Wicket the Ewok (75430) buildable figure, which is currently sitting at $77.99 during this sale period. That's 40% off of the original price of $129.99, saving you a nice $52. While this isn't the only LEGO set to be offered at discounted price through Target., Wicket was hard to find and quickly went on backorder shortly after its release. And with this new discount it's one of the most popular LEGO deals of this entire sale so far.
LEGO Star Wars: Wicket the Ewok On Sale at Target
Wicket is another inclusion in the wide array of LEGO Star Wars buildable figures. The 1,010-piece set stands at over 9in. tall, so not too cumbersome to display at home. A set like this would take around two to three hours to complete if you choose to build it one sitting, which is my preferred method. The details on Wicket's fur are impressive, and the way bricks are used to imitate tufts of hair give this set a truly authentic look. His arms and fingers are posable, and he can actually hold the brick-built spear. This also comes with a Wicket minifigure and information plaque, making it a great addition to any LEGO or Star Wars fan's collection.
Getting this set from Target at 40% off is a great value. Paying under $100 for a LEGO set that's over 1,000 pieces is relatively uncommon, and the level of detail offered here is enough for me to at least stroll by the LEGO section just a little bit slower on my Target runs.
More LEGO Deals at Target
Wicket the Ewok isn't the only LEGO Star Wars set discounted until tomorrow. Target also has the Star Wars 24-day advent calendar on sale, right in time to get in the mood for the winter holidays. Then there's the AT-AT Driver's Helmet, another in the ever-growing collection of Star Wars helmets like The Mandalorian and Darth Vader. The Minecraft Crafting Table set is another intricately designed model set that would look great in any home office or game room space.
Myles Obenza is a freelance writer for IGN. Follow him on Bluesky @mylesobenza.bsky.social.
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