Tue. Oct 7th, 2025

Lego Transformers: Incredible Deals on Optimus Prime, Soundwave, and Bumblebee Sets

Transformers enthusiasts, get ready! Significant discounts are now available on the highly coveted Lego Optimus Prime and Soundwave sets, with the popular Bumblebee set also seeing a price drop. This is a prime opportunity to expand your collection with these iconic characters from the Lego Icons Transformers series.

Lego Optimus Prime: The Autobot Leader at a Great Price

The impressive 1,508-piece Lego Optimus Prime model, typically priced at $180, is currently available for $156.39. This discount is especially notable ahead of major retail sales. While Amazon leads with this offer, Target has the set for $158, and Walmart lists it at $167. A standout feature of this Lego Icons Transformers series entry is its remarkable 2-in-1 capability, allowing a seamless transformation from a detailed robot figure to a fully functional truck.

Optimus Prime`s classic G1-era design is meticulously recreated, boasting 19 points of articulation for a wide array of dynamic poses in robot mode. This 13.5-inch scale model includes movable components beyond typical Lego builds, thanks to its transformative design. Converting between robot and truck modes is a relatively straightforward process, achievable in under a minute once the steps are familiar.

The set is rich with interactive features and accessories, making it one of the most dynamic collectible sets for adults. It comes with brick-built replicas of his ion blaster and Energon axe, a detachable jetpack, and interchangeable waist panels. The chest windows open to reveal the Matrix of Leadership artifact. An Energon cube and a detailed display plaque are also included. Even in its `secondary` truck mode, measuring 10.5 x 4.5 x 5.5 inches, Optimus Prime is remarkably detailed, appearing as a standalone vehicle. The construction process is complex yet rewarding, typically taking experienced builders three to six hours to complete.

Lego Optimus Prime converts from robot to truck.
Lego Optimus Prime converts effortlessly from robot to truck, showcasing impressive detail in both modes.

Lego Soundwave: The Decepticon Infiltrator Joins the Ranks

The release of the 1,505-piece Lego Soundwave set has recently influenced Optimus Prime`s stock availability. Initially launched in August as a Lego Store exclusive, Soundwave became widely available at major retailers starting October 1st. Walmart is currently offering this new Decepticon display model for $180, a $10 markdown from its $190 MSRP. Like Optimus Prime, Soundwave is a versatile 2-in-1 figure, converting impressively from robot to a classic cassette player.

This 13-inch model mirrors Optimus Prime in size and piece count, featuring Soundwave`s iconic G1-era design. Unique to Soundwave are its integrated sound effects and dialogue lines, activated by pressing a play button. A standout feature is the inclusion of buildable, transformable figures of Ravage and Laserbeak, which convert into cassettes that can be neatly stored within Soundwave`s cassette deck. The set is completed with a brick-built information plaque detailing Soundwave`s technical specifications and a miniature cassette tape for added authenticity.

Lego Soundwave converts from robot to cassette player.
Lego Soundwave transforms from a robot into a retro cassette player, complete with transforming Ravage and Laserbeak cassettes.

Lego Bumblebee: The Loyal Scout

Completing the initial Lego Icons Transformers lineup is the 950-piece Bumblebee set. While not experiencing a drastic discount, it`s currently available for $86 (originally $90), making it an excellent collectible under $100. This highly articulated figure quickly transforms from robot to car, capturing Bumblebee`s distinctive 1980s G1-era look.

Standing 9.5 inches tall in robot mode and 8.5 inches long as a vehicle, Bumblebee comes equipped with a detachable ion blaster, a jetpack, and an information plaque, perfect for display alongside his Autobot and Decepticon counterparts.

By Bramwell Nightingale

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