LEGO Boxing Day Deals 2026: Compare Sets and Sellers

Match the exact LEGO set number, then compare the amount payable. Assess points earned and qualifying gifts separately. This guide draws on LEGO, Argos and John Lewis pages checked on 3 October 2026. No 2026 Boxing Day LEGO offers, launch timetable or eligible-set list have been verified here, so the four sets below are a shortlist for comparing contents, not recommended bargains.

Four sets to compare

Specifications come from LEGO’s UK product pages.

Set	Aimed at	Contents and size
Bouquet of Roses 10328	Adults	822 pieces; twelve roses
Roses 40460	Small display	Two red roses with adjustable stems
Millennium Falcon 75375	Adults, display	921 pieces; stand; over 13cm high, 24cm long and 19cm wide when assembled
City Burger Truck 60404	Ages 5+, play	194 pieces; two minifigures; detachable food stall and opening serving hatch

The two roses sets differ in scale: 10328 is the twelve-rose bouquet and 40460 is a pair of stems. A listing for the pair at a lower total is a different purchase.

Matching listings can still differ

The Argos listing calls 10328 an Icons set; LEGO uses Botanicals. Both list the same set number and twelve roses. The number and contents confirm the match, so a changed range label is no reason to reject it. See the Argos retailer guide and Argos toys guidance for ordering and collection.

The John Lewis listing for 75375 matches the set, but its purchase panel for this item described delivery from a store, bought separately, with no collection, and said promotions may not apply. General collection wording elsewhere on the page does not override that item-level panel, and the panel can change, so recheck it before ordering. Its dimensions field also repeats packaged sizes; use LEGO’s assembled measurements for space planning. More on the seller is in the John Lewis retailer guide.

Cash, points and gifts

Your cash total is the basket amount including delivery and fees. Purchase points are separate: the LEGO Insiders guide says adults can earn them by buying on LEGO.com and at participating LEGO Stores, while Certified Stores do not earn or redeem them. Points earned on an order can be used for a later purchase, as the points guide explains, so they do not lower that order’s total.

Registration points are a different benefit. LEGO’s registration guidance allows points for scanning an eligible instruction QR code, once per physical set and for adult accounts only. They are not tied to buying direct, and a code already registered on a used set may not earn again.

A free gift is an extra item rather than money off. For example, LEGO’s promotion terms for the October 2026 Astro Bot gift offer attach a qualifying-spend condition, require the gift to be returned if the qualifying purchase is refunded, and say its approximate retail value is not exchangeable for cash. The same terms show an Insiders double-points offer on selected sets for 1 to 7 October 2026. That applied to named sets and channels, so check any December multiplier against the exact set and dates if one is announced.

Delivery and returns for early gift buying

Read LEGO’s delivery terms when comparing the whole basket. Gift-card value, taxes and service fees do not count towards its free-delivery merchandise threshold. On returns, LEGO’s guidance describes free returns within 35 days after receipt, with a prepaid DPD route, and product pages specify unopened merchandise. The 35-day period starts when the parcel arrives. Read the full conditions before opening the set. Opened sets and other sellers’ terms need checking with the seller. Northern Ireland returns require contacting LEGO.

When you compare offers, note the set number, seller, condition and total payable including delivery. For wider toy shopping, see the toys comparison.

FAQ

How can I tell whether two LEGO listings are the same set?

Match the set number and the listed contents, then check the seller and condition. The Argos listing for 10328 uses a different range label from LEGO but carries the same number and twelve roses.

Do points earned on this order reduce its price?

No. Points earned on an order can be used for a later purchase, so they do not lower that order’s amount payable. LEGO explains redemption in its points guide.

Can I earn Insiders points if the set was a gift?

Possibly, through registration rather than purchase. LEGO’s registration guidance allows points for scanning an eligible instruction QR code, once per physical set and for adult accounts only. A code already registered may not earn points again.