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Lego is giving away free limited-edition Batman models — how to claim this weekend

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Lego is giving away free limited-edition Batman models — how to claim this weekend

TL;DR: To celebrate Batman Day 2026, Lego is hosting make-and-take events for limited-edition Batman Busts .

This free event is for Lego Insiders only, but it's free to sign up .

Genuinely free Lego sets are almost non-existent.

Usually, scoring an exclusive model or mini-build requires dropping some serious cash.

That's usually the case, but not this weekend.

To celebrate Batman Day 2026, Lego is letting fans build and take home a limited-edition Batman Bust completely free of charge.

The event is strictly limited to a two-hour window (Sept.

19 from 12-2 p.m.) and operates on a first-come, first-served basis.

Because this build cannot be bought off the shelf or ordered online, collectors and scalpers will likely line up before doors open.

Only a limited quantity of Batman Busts will be available, the event is intended for participants aged 6+ years, and you're limited to one build per customer.

How to claim the limited-edition Batman Bust Sign up for Lego Insiders: This event is strictly exclusive to Lego Insiders, but it's free to sign up Check store participation: Double-check your local store page here to verify their exact event window before making the drive Arrive early: Quantities are strictly capped, and events like this often run dry before the end of the two-hour window You have all the information you need.

Now it's up to you to make sure you come home with this iconic Batman Bust.

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