LEGO Gift with Purchase this August | Great LEGO GWP Available Now – Including LEGO Houses of the World for LEGO VIP Members!
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Last Updated: 8 months ago
When it comes to purchasing LEGO® sets, one thing that can make the experience even sweeter is the LEGO gift with purchase. These little added LEGO GWP bonuses, mostly if you are a LEGO VIP, can range from mini-builds to exclusives and can change with each promotion. Not only do they add value to the purchase, but it feels like getting a little surprise LEGO free gift for yourself. It is well worth keeping an eye out for current LEGO GWP, and the gifts available now look great!
40594 LEGO Houses of the World 3
Starting from August 11th until August 27th, VIP shoppers who make a purchase of £220 or more on any Home | Official LEGO® Shop US will receive an amazing gift with purchase - the LEGO® Houses of the World 3 (40594). LEGO fans can experience the unique architectural charm of Switzerland as you construct the third instalment of LEGO® Houses of the World. This exclusive set (40594) draws inspiration from the traditional structures found in Switzerland, blending captivating colour palettes with iconic architectural designs. Embrace the Swiss interior decor that further enhances the overall theme. With its modular design, this house can be seamlessly combined with other sets from the collection (40583, 40590, and 40599), allowing you to create an enchanting world of your own.
30636 LEGO Dreamzzz Z-Blob and Bunchu Spider Escape
From August 11th to August 31st, if you spend £35 or more on City, Ninjago, Titan, Friends, Monkie Kid, or Harry Potter themes at LEGO, you'll get a complimentary LEGO® Dreamzzz Z-Blob and Bunchu Spider Escape (30636) gift with your purchase. Aimed at ages 7+, the set includes 44 pieces and is a great addition to any Dreamzzz set.
So go ahead and treat yourself to a new LEGO set today and grab a great LEGO GWP while stocks last!
Author: Mark Ellison
Mark is a former secondary school teacher who used LEGO in STEM clubs to encourage problem-solving and teamwork. Rebuilding alongside his students reminded him how much he loved LEGO as a child, and he soon became an AFOL in his own right. His passion lies in Technic, Mindstorms, and classic educational sets that highlight LEGO’s engineering roots. Mark writes about the learning value of LEGO, the evolution of mechanical design, and why some “play-first” themes become long-term classics.
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