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If you’re looking for some hands-on fun that doesn’t require batteries or WiFi, we found a great deal on a starter Lego set that’s sure to entertain (both you and your kid).

Right now, you can get the Lego Classic Medium Creative Brick Box (10696) for just $17.99, down from $34.99, at Amazon. That’s a 49% discount and a savings of $17. It’s also the lowest price we’ve ever seen for this Lego set.

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This set includes 484 pieces, a green baseplate (around three inches long and six inches wide), windows, eyes, and 18 tires and toy wheel rims for creating models. The container also doubles as Lego storage.

Considering how much Legos usually cost (and how long they last), this is a deal worth considering, so get it while you can.

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