The Best LEGO® Sets Under $100 Every Brick Fan Should Have

This set was taken right from a screen capture from Horizon Forbidden West. I guarantee you that with a never-to-be-printed-again LEGO® minfig Aloy and a Tallneck constructed out of 1,222 pieces, you will not regret buying this visually striking masterpiece.

This set takes just a couple hours to complete and would make an excellent centerpiece on a gamer’s desk. I would recommend this set to anyone and especially Adult Fans of LEGO®.

Heads up: the Tallneck retired back in late 2023, and it has been climbing ever since. Sealed copies now go for around $130 — about 40% over its original $89.99 retail. The exclusive Aloy minifig is doing a lot of heavy lifting there. If you see one near the old price, that’s a no-brainer.

Original Retail: $89.99 — Retired, now ~$130 sealed

The force is strong with this LEGO® Star Wars set, which brings to life the iconic Dagobah Jedi Training scene. An older fan definitely remembers Luke doing flips with Yoda on his back – and this set captures that scene perfectly.

With 1,000 pieces, fans can recreate the memorable moments featuring Yoda, Luke Skywalker, and R2-D2. The set features a highly detailed Yoda’s Hut, along with a training area, a piece of Luke’s X-Wing floating above a LEGO® swamp, and a variety of accessories for added playability. This diorama set is an excellent choice for fans of the Star Wars franchise who enjoy immersive building experiences.

Here’s the sleeper-deal part: this set retired in late 2023, but the aftermarket hasn’t moved much — sealed copies still hover right around the original retail price. A retired Star Wars diorama at MSRP? Do, or do not. There is no try — so buy this set!

Original Retail: $89.99 — Retired, still ~$85-$90 sealed

For fans of the LEGO® NINJAGO universe, this set is a must-have. The Crystal King stands poised for your display and is an action-packed building experience, complete with 722 pieces and a plethora of exciting features.

The set includes a detailed Crystal King with four legs and two hunkering, massive arms reminiscent of LEGO® Big Figs. While NINJAGO is technically a theme for younger builders, this set is powerful with the menacing Crystal King standing on multiple legs like a LEGO® Star Wars AT-TE. Builders can also enjoy assembling four minifigures, including fan favorites such as Lloyd, Harumi, Vengestone Guard and Warrior. This set promises hours of fun and imaginative play for any LEGO® NINJAGO fan. It retired at the end of 2023 and sealed copies have crept up to around $100 — right at the edge of our budget, which feels fitting.

Original Retail: $79.99 — Retired, now ~$100 sealed

The LEGO® Creator 3-in-1 Cozy House set. This 808-piece kit allows you to choose how you build and offers a charming family house featuring a well-appointed kitchen, cozy living room, and two bedrooms and a garden terrace for sun-soaked playtime.

Not in the mood for suburban life? Rebuild the set into a sophisticated 3-story canal house with an attic office, art gallery, and café. Or, better yet, opt for a serene lakeside holiday home that comes with its own fire pit and boat.

You’ll also find terrace furniture and a letterbox in the family house, a dog and toy boats in the canal house, and a fire pit and boat in the lake house. Each build is as functional as it is fun; with 808 pieces you are in for a simple, enjoyable LEGO® display. This one retired in mid-2025, but the secondary market hasn’t caught up yet — you can still snag it right around its $59.99 retail price.

Original Retail: $59.99 — Retired mid-2025, still ~$60 sealed