Well, it’s time again for a roundup of LEGO Deals at Alza. Our last major Alza post was on October 23—and since then, there have been some new developments with a few sets. This time, I’ve picked out eight Deals that I personally find interesting. From small Speed Champions sets to the large UCS models, there’s quite a variety to choose from.
And yes: Jabba’s sailbarge and the Venator are back on the list. Not because I simply want to show you the same list all over again, but because I still find these two sets exciting—especially with the 2026 EOL date in mind. The other six candidates bring a breath of fresh air to the lineup.
Important: The following prices are from my Alza deal overview dated November 5, 2026. Deals are subject to change at short notice. For some sets, a later external check already showed different prices. Therefore, please check the actual final price on Alza before you place an order; shipping costs may apply.
My 8 Favorite LEGO Deals on Alza in November 2026
LEGO 75397 – Jabba’s Sailing Barge
€363.90 -27%
MSRP: 499.99 € · Sale price according to the list as of November 5, 2026
My eyes are drawn back to the sailbarge. As a Star Wars collector, that large UCS model just has a special appeal for me. Anyone who wants a set like this anyway should keep an eye on the price. With a possible EOL coming up, this is worth watching—but of course, there’s no guarantee that the market price will rise immediately.
LEGO 75367 – Venator-class Republic Attack Cruiser
€497.90 -23%
MSRP: 649.99 € · Sale price according to the list as of November 5, 2026
The Venator remains one of my favorites among the large Star Wars models. With 5,374 pieces and its impressive length, it’s a true showpiece. Still, when it comes to an Investment, the starting price is more important to me than just the EOL sticker.
LEGO 42177 – Mercedes-Benz G 500 PROFESSIONAL Line
€155.10 -38%
MSRP: €249.99 · Sale price according to the price list as of November 5, 2026
I still think the Mercedes G 500 is really impressive. Its angular design works well as a display model, and with a price 38 percent below the MSRP, we’re entering a range that I’d definitely take a closer look at if I were shopping for one myself.
LEGO 75328 – Mandalorian Helmet
€41.52 -41%
MSRP: 69.99 € · Sale price according to the list as of November 5, 2026
The Mandalorian helmet is a great example of how you don’t have to spend several hundred euros. This is an especially interesting display set for Star Wars fans. The 41 percent discount definitely catches your eye.
LEGO 77242 – Ferrari SF-24 F1 Race Car
€14.90 -45%
MSRP: €26.99 · Sale price according to the price list as of November 5, 2026
14.90 euros for a Ferrari from the Speed Champions line—that’s a really good price for anyone who just wants to build something nice or give it as a gift. For me, this is primarily a buying opportunity, not a major Investment opportunity.
LEGO 77073 – Fortnite Battle Bus
62.31 € -38%
MSRP: 99.99 € · Sale price according to the list as of November 5, 2026
The Battle Bus brings a completely different target audience into our selection. Especially with sets based on well-known video games, I find it fascinating to see how they evolve over time. Here, however, I would first highlight the high purchase price.
LEGO 10315 – Garden of Tranquility
€69.61 -34%
MSRP: €104.99 · Sale price according to the list as of November 5, 2026
A peaceful, decorative set that stands out among all the spaceships and cars. The Garden of Silence proves that LEGO can appeal even to adults who aren’t into Star Wars or Technic. The discount is substantial.
LEGO 75643 – Tony Tony Chopper
44.11 € -37%
MSRP: 69.99 € · Sale price according to the list as of November 5, 2026
The “One Piece” theme is still relatively new to the LEGO lineup. Tony Tony Chopper stands out visually, which is why I find him an interesting addition to this round of deals. We’ll have to wait and see if this set becomes a sought-after collector’s item.
Why I Still Pay Close Attention to the Purchase Price of EOL Sets
Especially with the Segelbarke and the Venator, the question of Investment naturally comes up right away. Both are marked as EOL 2026 on my list. That can be a reason to take another look at the sets. But an EOL alone doesn’t make for a good purchase.
I always check how much of a discount I’m actually getting, how much of my capital is tied up, and how long I might have to keep the sets in storage. After all, with a large UCS set, we’re talking about sums that are completely different from those for a Ferrari that costs 14.90 euros. And even after production ends, a set may initially remain available at a low price from sellers.
All other LEGO Deals at Alza
Of course, these eight sets are just my personal selection. In the Brick-Tracker Live Deals and on Brick-Tracker, you’ll find more Deals and can compare prices across different Sellers. Especially if you have your eye on a specific set, I’d recommend not just looking at the MSRP but always comparing it to the current market price.
What do you think? Are the large UCS sets the highlights for you, or do you prefer to pick up several smaller sets with a 35 to 45 percent discount? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.
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