AMAZON shoppers are going wild for a “huge” Star Wars toy set which has had its price slashed.
The incredible item is now being flogged for just under £15 instead of £95 – and is cheaper than both Argos and Asda.
Fans of the hit franchise are rushing to get their hands on the toy and have shared their excitement on social media.
Posting to Facebook about the deal, one parent wrote: “Bought this one for my son who loves Young Jedi Adventures.
Someone else commented: “Absolute bargain, it came today and it’s huge.”
And a third simply said: “This is amazing,” while another reckoned the toy would be great for their garden.
The product is a Star Wars Tenoo Jedi Temple Playset with action figures.
It costs around £42 at Argos and £95 at Asda.
The latest deal comes after Aldi’s latest tanning range hit the middle aisle yesterday.
The budget supermarket has dropped two face mists and a brand new body butter infused with shimmer.
The all new Lacura Night Shine Tanning Mist will set you back £2.99 a bottle.
“Get that summer glow even on those dull days with this Lacura Night Shine Tanning Mist.” Aldi bosses said.
“Including ingredients that offer a hydrating finish, add to your skincare routine for a touch of luxury.
“It’s great to use at night and wake to a bronzed glow.
“In a 100ml spray bottle, it’s perfect to take with you on any travels, keeping that glow when away from home.”
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