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LEGO Shrek, Donkey, and Puss in Boots Gets Its First Discount for Black Friday

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The LEGO set featuring Shrek, Donkey, and Puss in Boots was a welcome surprise when it released in June of this year. The beloved green ogre and co. look terrific in brick-built form, posing on a stand to make an excellent display piece for your house, apartment, or office. But the set has stubbornly stayed at its MSRP of $129.99 since it came out. Not anymore. With retailers pulling the lever on early Black Friday sales left and right, Amazon has followed suit, dropping the price of this set by 20%. You can pick it up right now for the relatively modest price of $103.95, the first discount we've seen. It’s unclear when the deal will end (or sell out), so grab it soon if you want it. LEGO Shrek, Donkey, and Puss in Boots Is 20% Off This is an excellent-looking display piece any way you view it. It features the computer-animated trio standing on a swampy base, complete with a “Beware Ogre” sign. Shrek and Donkey are posable, and Shrek’s belly even holds a hidden Easter egg.

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