Lego's 1,872-piece Back to the Future time machine is on sale for $163 at Amazon, Walmart, and Target. Normally $200 and labeled "hard to find" by Lego--the large-scale building set is on backorder on Lego's site at full price--fans can piece together an impressively authentic model of the iconic DeLorean time machine from the film trilogy. At the time of writing, Amazon was nearly sold out of this deal. Since Amazon and Walmart often mirror the other's Lego deals, once Amazon runs out, it's possible Walmart's deal will disappear, too.
Lego Icons: Back to the Future DeLorean Time Machine (1,872 Pieces)
$163 (was $200)
Inside the box, you'll find 1,872 pieces that can be used to construct Doc Brown's improbable time machine. Lego designed the Back to the Future time machine build as a 3-in-1, allowing fans to choose which of the three iterations of the famous vehicle to construct.
The car is full of screen-accurate details, like working gull-wing doors, a lightning rod for when you need 1.21 gigawatts of power, and a detailed interior. There's even a flux capacitor light brick, an optional Mr. Fusion energy reactor and fold-up wheels for when you want to put the car in hover-mode, and several other extra parts to replicate its look from Back to the Future 3. You'll also get two minifigures of Doc Brown and Marty McFly.
To be clear, you can only build and display one edition of the DeLorean, but Lego's choice-based builds are cool because you can revisit, partially deconstruct, and modify with the alternative building guide to create a fresh look for your display shelf. Of course, you could buy three Lego DeLorean sets to remove the need to choose.
Back to the Future: The Ultimate Trilogy on 4K Blu-ray
$35 (was $56)
If you want to watch the films while you build the DeLorean, Amazon is offering Back to the Future: The Ultimate Trilogy 4K box set for only $35 (was $56). This is the 2024 printing of the collection, so the voucher for the digital editions of the trilogy is still active. The 4K set also includes standard 1080p Blu-ray discs.
In case you don't have a 4K TV, you can get this same collection on 1080p Blu-ray for $20. Digital copies of the movies are included with this one, too.
Back to the Future: The Complete Adventures on Blu-ray
$47 (was $80)
If you feel like going all out, you can also check out Back to the Future: The Complete Adventures. This collector's edition gets you all three movies on standard Blu-ray, the complete animated series, and it comes with a cool 64-page art book. If you already have the movies but you just want the animated series, a DVD box set is available for just $14.79.
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