Get $20 in Bonus Amazon Credit When You Combine Two Select LEGO Sets, Including LEGO WALL-E and EVE

LEGO, Disney, Pixar, and Space fans unite.
For a limited time, Amazon has a deal where you can get $20 in bonus Amazon credit when you buy two select LEGO sets. Most of the eligible LEGO sets are for younger builders ages 10 and up. However, there are two sets that appeal to adult tinkerers: the recently released LEGO Disney & Pixar WALL-E & EVE set (43279) and the LEGO Technic Planet Earth and Moon in Orbit set (42179). Combining these two sets will get your order total over $100, which qualifies you for the $20 Amazon credit. Better yet, the Planet Earth and Moon set is on sale; it’s only $1 more than last year’s Black Friday price.

In order to get this deal, add two LEGO sets to cart and check out. You should see this message during checkout:

This order qualifies for an Amazon credit
Your order qualifies for a promotional credit of $20.00, which we will automatically add to your account 30 days after shipment. We will inform you by e-mail once your credit is available. This offer is subject to our terms and conditions (see product page).

LEGO Disney & Pixar WALL-E & EVE 43279

The LEGO Disney & Pixar WALL-E & EVE set was released earlier this month and is one of the most popular sets we’ve written about this year (although maybe not as popular as the justifiably awesome LEGO Game Boy). This set consists of 811 pieces and is actually a four character collection that includes WALL-E, EVE, M-O, and Hal. Hal (WALL-E’s pet cockroach) is literally 5 pieces. The other three figures are all poseable with moveable heads and arms and feature authentic touches like rolling tracks on WALL-E and a spinning brush on M-O.
LEGO Technic Planet Earth and Moon in Orbit 42179

The Planet Earth and Moon in Orbit 42179 set is comprised of 526 pieces. Although it’s marketed for builders ages 10 and up, adults will find plenty of reasons to enjoy this set as well. This is easily one of the more interactive sets that LEGO offers at its price point. Once you’ve finished the mechanical model, you can operate a crank handle to observe the synchronous movements of (1) the Earth’s rotation, (2) the sun’s rotation, (3) the moon’s orbit around the Earth, and (4) the Earth’s orbit around the sun. Not only is it cool to watch, it’s also a great learning tool for both kids and adults.
Check out the new LEGO Game Boy set

Certainly the LEGO set that’s making the biggest waves amongst the IGN community is the new LEGO Super Mario Game Boy set (72046) that’s now available on Amazon. In fact, despite the October release date, orders are already shipping out now. This is a near 1:1 replica of the original Game Boy released back in 1989. The set comes with two game cartridges: Super Mario Land and The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening and even includes their respective lenticular screens. Seth Macy built this set and loved it.

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Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn’t hunting for deals for other people at work, he’s hunting for deals for himself during his free time.