Score a Deal on a Functional 1,910-Piece Claw Machine Building Kit!
Over the last five years, Pantasy has carved out a niche in the building set market with its impressive brick creations. Their lineup features officially licensed sets inspired by popular franchises like Astro Boy, Garfield, The Little Prince, and Dragon Ball Z, alongside a range of retro tech models. One of their latest offerings is particularly exciting: a fully functional claw machine game. If this piques your interest, you have until 12 AM PT on December 17 to grab this 1,910-piece set at its best price yet. Typically priced at $140 on Amazon and $150 on Pantasy’s site, the Claw Machine is currently available for just $99. While Amazon’s limited-time deal brings it down to $109, you can save an extra $10 by selecting the coupon option on the product page.
For those intrigued by this awesome building set, there are also some fantastic deals on other Pantasy products. Highlights include an officially licensed iGame Gaming Desktop for $64 (down from $70), Sherlock Holmes’ expansive 3,000-plus piece apartment for $99.19 (originally $130), a Retro Gumball Machine for $59.49 (was $80), and the Retro Desktop Computer for $75 (was $90). If you’re used to building with Lego, you’ll be pleased to know that Pantasy’s bricks are fully compatible with Lego sets, which is a common feature among non-Lego brands like Mega Bloks and Jazware’s BLDR.
Currently, there are several tech-themed Pantasy sets on sale, including the impressive Astro Boy robot figure. This 1,250-piece model showcases its internal mechanical components on one side. With the holiday season approaching, Amazon is offering Pantasy’s 1,056-piece Christmas Tree model that lights up for $54.49 (was $70). Here’s a quick rundown of some of the tech-focused sets available:
– Astro Boy Robot Figure (1,250 pieces) — $69.29 (was $90)
– iGame Gaming PC (1,010 pieces) — $64 (was $70)
– Retro Gumball Machine (892 pieces) — $59.49 (was $80)
– Retro Jukebox (1,273 pieces) — $69.29 (was $90)
– Retro Phonograph (646 pieces) — $49.49 (was $70)
– Retro Computer + Keyboard/Mouse (1,800 pieces) — $75 (was $90)
– Retro Computer + Keyboard/Mouse (1,634 pieces) — $62 (was $90)
– Retro Phone (766 pieces) — $49.79 (was $60)
– Retro Microscope (1,107 pieces) — $59.49 (was $70)
– Steampunk Airship (1,949 pieces) — $89.59 (was $120)
– Steampunk Submarine (2,552 pieces) — $89.59 (was $120)
– Steampunk Windmill Workshop (2,450 pieces) — $99.19 (was $130)
– Motorized Cuckoo Clock (2,163 pieces) — $90 (was $120)
– Light-up Christmas Tree (1,056 pieces) — $54.49 (was $70)
– Garfield Coffee Maker (301 pieces) — $35
– The Little Prince Hourglass (670 pieces) — $39.49 (was $70)
– The Little Prince Starry Adventure (797 pieces) — $42.49 (was $50)
– The Little Prince Suitcase Diorama (519 pieces) — $31 (was $40)
– The Little Prince Dome Dioramas (~200 pieces) — $18.74 (was $30) each
Pantasy also offers a range of highly detailed architecture sets, including a theater, a toy shop, a brewery, a pirate-themed pub, and even Sherlock Holmes’ apartment. These models often feature modular designs with intricate interiors and can exceed 3,000 pieces. Here are some notable architecture sets:
– Sherlock Holmes: Baker Street 221B Apt (3,087 pieces) — $99.19 (was $130)
– Big Ben Clock Tower (2,723 pieces) — $75 (was $100)
– Blossom Cafe (2,826 pieces) — $109 (was $140)
– Craft Brewery (3,266 pieces) — $117.49 (was $150)
– Motorcycle Restaurant (2,944 pieces) — $88.79 (was $140)
– The Opera Theater (3,518 pieces) — $139.59 (was $170)
– The Pirates Pub (2,858 pieces) — $98.79 (was $140)
– Toy Store (2,978 pieces) — $109.19 (was $140)
– Western Mine (2,850 pieces) — $109 (was $140)
– Winter Summit Ski Lodge (3,135 pieces) — $120 (was $150)
For those looking for budget-friendly options, there are also combo packs from JMBricklayer that let you build three smaller models, including a desktop computer, a boombox, and a knockoff Famicom, all for just $25.49.
