Lego Minecraft Crafting Table Diorama Receives Significant Black Friday Discount

If you're shopping for a Minecraft fan this holiday season, check out this awesome Black Friday deal on Lego's Crafting Table diorama. The 1,195-piece building set is on sale for only $63, reduced from $90, at Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy. Lego is retiring The Crafting Table soon, so once this deal sells out, there's no guarantee retailers will replenish their inventory. It also happens to be the only Minecraft Lego set in the 18+ display model lineup for adult builders and collectors.

The Crafting Table is the best Lego Minecraft deal during Black Friday week so far, but fans can save on a bunch of other products in the collection, including the exceedingly popular 665-piece Creeper figure, which is available for $32, down from $40.

Released last summer for Minecraft's 15th anniversary, The Crafting Table pays homage to the foundational building block and an assortment of popular biomes and characters. The walls match the in-game utility block with the 3 x 3 crafting grid on the top, pixelated tools on each side, and a color scheme that aligns with the game perfectly. But what makes the Lego version of the Crafting Table so cool is that it's also an adjustable diorama that celebrates fan-favorite biomes from the game.

The 1,195-piece model includes five small-scale, modular builds: Taiga with Dripstone Cave, Ice Spikes with Igloo, Deep Dark with Lush Cave, Cherry Grove with Abandoned Mineshaft, and Plains with Village. A dozen Minecraft biomes are represented across the five builds. You can remove two walls and create a structure inside the Crafting Table using all five miniature builds. And because the diorama was designed to be modular, you can remove and reposition the five models to change up the look. Or you could display the enclosed block and place the five miniature models outside of it.

The Crafting Table also comes with eight microfigures: Steve, Alex, Creeper, Villager, Pig, Cow, Skeleton, and Witch. The characters can be displayed inside the diorama or on top of the two placards on the front right and left. The placards have six swappable faceplates with stickers featuring five phrases from the game and the Minecraft logo. The completed Crafting Table diorama is 5.5 x 6 x 6 inches.

The Creeper launched in June exclusively at the Lego Store and Walmart before arriving at other retailers in August. Outside of the Minecraft Advent Calendar, The Creeper has been the most popular Lego set in the franchise over the past few months. It's easy to understand why, as it recreates the franchise's most recognizable mascot for an affordable price. The 665-piece model measures over 8 inches. You can move its head and legs, and it has a compartment in its head to store the included TNT block and Creeper figure, the latter modeled after the mob's original design. And yes, you remove the Creeper's face to access the storage compartment.

One notable offer is the 530-piece recreation of The Pickaxe Mine for $44, down from $55, which is the lowest price for this 2025 release. Just like the popular Sword Outpost set before it, The Pickaxe Mine has a buildable pickaxe that serves as the centerpiece on the baseplate. Smaller structures, including a railway and cart, surround the pickaxe. It comes with Alex, Miner, and Stray Spider Jockey minifigures, a polar bear figure, and a spider for the minifigures to ride on.

Beyond Amazon's deals on individual sets, Walmart has an exclusive Lego Minecraft 5-in-1 Gift Set Bundle for $45. As of November 24, the retailer is giving away $9 Walmart Cash with the bundle. This promotion was originally scheduled to end November 20, but it has been extended to November 25. The bundle includes Steve's Desert Expedition, The Armory, The Nether Lava Battle, The Illager Desert Patrol, and The Lush Cave Fight.