"Retired R2-D2 LEGO Set Now on Sale at Amazon"

Amazon still has some retired LEGO sets available for purchase, and one standout is the super detailed to-scale R2-D2 set, which was retired in January 2025. You can still grab it for $221.27, which is an 8% discount off the original price. Star Wars and LEGO have a storied partnership that began in 1999, offering fans everything from simple playsets to complex, display-worthy models. This R2-D2 set falls into the latter category, making it a must-have for any Star Wars enthusiast due to its intricate detail and impressive size.

Although this R2-D2 set was recently discounted during Star Wars Day, we don't expect it to remain below its MSRP for much longer.

Retired LEGO R2-D2 Is Still Available at Amazon

LEGO R2-D2

Originally priced at $239.99, you can now save 8% and purchase it for $221.27 at Amazon. This 2,315-piece set is the most detailed R2-D2 LEGO has ever produced. When it was first released, IGN had the opportunity to assemble it and found the experience delightful. Standing over a foot tall, this model allows you to pose R2-D2 in various ways, with all the iconic features from the movies meticulously included. The retractable third leg, openable front hatches, and extendable periscope are all present, showcasing LEGO's commitment to accuracy. Every color, wire, tube, and light on R2-D2's body is as screen-accurate as possible, making this set a perfect addition to your collection, especially if paired with other top LEGO Star Wars sets of 2025.

R2-D2's most recent on-screen appearance was in 2021 in "The Book of Boba Fett" episode 6, titled "From the Desert Comes a Stranger." This episode is notable for featuring a CGI de-aged Luke Skywalker, the first and last live-action appearance of bounty hunter Cad Bane, and, of course, our beloved blue and white astromech droid. We rated this episode a seven, noting its focus on nostalgic Star Wars elements over its protagonist.

More Recently Retired LEGO Sets on Amazon

Once LEGO officially retires a set, they often remain available at other retailers like Amazon for a bit longer. This makes Amazon an excellent place to find these discontinued sets. Below are some of the most popular recently retired LEGO sets you can still purchase: