Frankly, Target has been going nuts with LEGO deals lately. A major sale on the building block toys has just ended, but a bunch of Marvel and Disney-themed sets are still on sale, including some majorly popular Target-exclusives,

Lego might be forever but Black Friday comes only once per year — at least, sort of. This year, many major retailers are publishing Lego Black Friday sales a week or more early. Today, as of Nov. 19 you can already find great Lego sets available from brands like Walmart for steeply discounted Black Friday prices up to 37%-off or more.

Amazon and other retailers are offering huge discounts on Lego for Black Friday. Hurry and get these deals before they're gone.

Walmart currently has Black Friday deals going on dozens of sets from Harry Potter, Super Mario, Star Wars, Marvel and more, dropping the price by a whopping 30% in many cases.

I called it a "captivating build" in my review, and this Black Friday the Lego Marvel Endgame Final Battle set has $30 off.

With early Black Friday sales unfolding at Walmart and beyond, now is the time to start ticking gifts off the holiday shopping list. Any parent with a Lego-obsessed kid knows the sound of Legos scraping in the box. There are few better times throughout the year to add more Legos to the war chest.

Most of us will never own one of the coolest cars of all time--the 1961 Chevrolet Corvette C1--but this Lego replica of the iconic vehicle is a nice consolation prize. On sale for Black Friday, you can pick up this stylish recreation of the Corvette C1 for just $105 (was $150).

You can currently get Hasbro gaming deals from $5 at Amazon, including popular titles like Jenga and Connect 4. There are also a ton of Lego sets on sale like the Lego Disney Advent Calendar for $35 ($10 off.)

There I was, wondering around Smyths looking at Lego last night when I spotted the MEGA Xbox 360 collectors building kit. I managed to resist picking it up back in October when it was last on offer, but upon noticing it for less than before,