Here are some of the best LEGO sets that are fun to build and great to display, even though they come in at wallet-friendly prices.
One of the best things about LEGO sets is that there is something for everyone. From single collectible Minifigures to huge centrepiece builds, the LEGO system is the same no matter the scale or the price. Even though they have fewer pieces, budget sets can still deliver amazingly creative building experiences. That’s what make LEGO sets such great gifts – you can get something big or small and it’s still going to leave the builder satisfied.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced collector, join Blocks for a rundown of some of the LEGO Group’s best budget sets (under £20). From iconic themes like Harry Potter and Star Wars, these affordable LEGO sets offer great value without compromising on build quality.
76424 Flying Ford Anglia

Harry Potter 76424 Flying Ford Anglia comes in at just £12.99 / $14.99. This charming set depicts Arthur Weasley’s enchanted flying car, first seen in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. The 165 piece set comes with four LEGO Harry Potter characters including Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, Hedwig and Scabbers. What makes Flying Ford Anglia a standout small set is the plethora of play features – the build includes a removable roof and a functional boot with enough space to fit wands, the suitcase and Scabbers.
60452 Donut Truck

Next we have 60452 Donut Truck from the LEGO City theme. This 196 piece mobile donut shop comes with two minifigures including the shop vender and a donut-loving police officer. What makes Donut Truck so great is its versatility for only £17.99 / $19.99. The build looks nice on its own or accompanying other LEGO City builds. Released in 2025, 60452 Donut Truck joins a long line of LEGO food trucks including 2024’s 60404 Burger Truck and 2023’s 60384 Penguin Slushy Van. The LEGO Group has done a great job at building to minifigure scale without inflating the piece count. Alternatively, if you prefer savoury, 60404 Burger Truck is another great build for the same price.
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75345 501st Clone Troopers Battle Pack

LEGO Battle Packs are small sets designed for troop building as many LEGO fans will buy multiple copies in order to army-build the minifigures. 75345 501st Clone Troopers Battle Pack fits the bill perfectly for what a Star Wars Battle Pack is supposed to be. Whilst the minifigures are clearly the star of the show, the supporting build (an AV-7 anti-vehicle cannon) is a good sized addition. For £17.99 /$19.99 you get four 501st minifigures including an Officer and a Clone Specialist – that makes it an ideal small gift for a Star Wars fan, as you can never have too many Clones.
31163 Playful Cat

Just scraping in under the £20 threshold is 31163 Playful Cat (£19.99 / $24.99). This Creator 3-in-1 set comes with 407 pieces and offers great value for money at less than 5p per piece. As the theme implies this set lets you assemble three unique builds – a playful cat, a posable dog and a cute pigeon. This is the perfect set for anyone who enjoys building and rebuilding their sets.
Collectible Minifigures 71048 Series 27

At a humble £3.49 / $4.99 per minifigure, LEGO Collectible Minifigure Series is quintessential LEGO on a budget. Released in 2025, 71048 Series 27 boasts 12 unique Collectible Minifigures. From the Cat Lover to the Wolfpack Beastmaster, the latest series features exclusive minifigures that aren’t available anywhere else. These figures are also often the first to receive new accessories and hair moulds. If you find that you have a duplicate minifigure, why not reach out to a friend? They might be missing the one you have a duplicate of and vice versa.
21268 The Baby Pig House

LEGO Minecraft 21268 The Baby Pig House (£17.99) launched in 2025, a 238 piece build stuffed full of features including a farm, house with a bed, and a pig pen. The Baby Pig House comes with two minifigures, both of which are exclusive to this set, including a player in a Wolf Skin and a Zombified Piglin. What makes The Baby Pig House standout is its possibility for expansion. The build has both land areas and water areas giving you good freedom in choosing how to expand your LEGO Minecraft world –as in the video game, if you’re able to imagine it, you’re able to build it.
