LEGO’s SMART Play: Millennium Falcon Set Is Down to Its Lowest Price Yet at Amazon With $20 Discount

Looking to be transported to a galaxy far, far away this fall? LEGO's Star Wars SMART Play: Millennium Falcon can get you there. Well, your minifigures, at least. If you've been hoping to buy this set, which launched earlier this year, Amazon's knocked its price down to $79.95. That saves you just over $20 compared to paying its full list price of $99.99 and, more importantly, marks its lowest price yet there.LEGO Smart Brick Not IncludedLEGO Star Wars SMART Play: Millennium Falcon (#75426)One very important thing to note about this set, though, is that the LEGO Smart Brick is not included with it. The set is compatible with it, though. So, if you have one of the All-in-One sets, you can use the Smart Brick included in those to get the full effect of hearing the Millennium Falcon and its crew in action. If you're more interested in the build itself, it looks like an excellent set for Star Wars fans to assemble. Recommended for ages 9 and up, it comes with 885 pieces to create the starship with details like two stud shooters and foldout sections on top that allow you to get a good look at the interior.Of course, the Millennium Falcon needs a crew, and this set comes with four minifigures to complete it: SMART Han Solo, SMART Chewbacca, SMART Luke Skywalker and SMART C-3PO. As you can tell by the 'SMART' at the front of their names, they can all be paired with the Smart Brick to hear extra sounds as you play. And as for hearing the ship, the set also comes with four SMART Tags.This deal is a nice treat to have pop up at Amazon, though it may not be available for long. If it's been on your radar, this is a great time to pick it up. And if you're looking for even more LEGO deals, it's worth marking your calendar for October 6 and 7 to enjoy Prime Big Deal Days. This sale event is sure to have even more LEGO deals to explore, so it's worth keeping in mind.Hannah HoolihanFreelance WriterHannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the commerce team here at IGN.