"With Animal Crossing: New Horizons coming to Nintendo Switch 2 alongside a new update in January, the official Lego playsets could prove to be popular gifts this holiday season. But there's another reason why fans should grab Lego Animal Crossing sets sooner rather than later. More than half of the Lego Animal Crossing lineup will be discontinued in the the coming weeks. Lego has marked seven of the 13 retail sets as "retiring soon" on its storefront, including multiple of the most popular playsets."
"Guitarist doggo extraordinaire will be taking a bow when the curtain closes on K.K.'s Concert at the Plaza. The 555-piece playset is on sale for $64 (was $80) at Amazon. This is arguably the best Lego Animal Crossing set due to how much variety it offers. It includes the Residential Services building, a drivable camper, a portable cafe, and a buildable stage for minifigure K.K. Slider to perform on alongside Isabelle and Audie."
"Like Nook's Cranny, this playset has a modular design, so you can tinker with the layout by changing the baseplates. Both of the Lego Animal Crossing sets featuring Isabelle are retiring. The 389-piece Isabelle's House Visit playset is on sale for $28 (was $40). You'll build Fauna's idyllic home as well as decorations such as trees, a tool rack, and a garden."
Amazon is discounting multiple Lego Animal Crossing sets ahead of the holidays while Animal Crossing: New Horizons arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 with a January update. Seven of the 13 retail Lego Animal Crossing sets are marked as retiring soon, meaning many models will be discontinued in the coming weeks. Discounted retiring sets include Nook's Cranny and Rosie's House (535 pieces, $55), K.K.'s Concert at the Plaza (555 pieces, $64) with modular baseplates, and Isabelle's House Visit (389 pieces, $28), each including themed minifigures and customizable layouts.
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