【shy older women and their first sex video】Lego deals: Grab the Pixar 'Up' House for $47 at Amazon

TL;DR: The shy older women and their first sex videoLego Disney and Pixar Up House building set is available at Amazon for $47.99, down from the full price of $59.99.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Lego Lego Disney and Pixar 'Up' House $47.99 at Amazon
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Before the Mashable Shopping team shares a deal with our readers, we check to make sure it's actually a good deal. Major retailers (we're looking at you, Amazon), sometimes use the word "deal" a bit liberally. We find a lot of always-on discounts when hunting for deals, and we typically skip over these in favor of new and notable discounts. But we're making an exception today for this adorable Lego building set.

Right now, the Lego Disney and Pixar Up House building set is discounted 20% to a sale price of $47.99. Technically, that isa deal compared to the MSRP of $59.99, but Amazon almost always sells the Lego Up House at this discounted price.

While this sale doesn't meet our normal deals standards, we couldn't resist sharing this set. Anyone who shed a few tears (or bawled) during that scene in Upwill understand. Plus, it's still a genuine bargain compared to the full price of $59.99 listed on the Lego site.

The Lego Disney and Pixar Up House is a colorful display of Carl Fredricksen's iconic home, complete with balloons anchored to the chimney. Ready to fly off to Paradise Falls, the set also comes with Carl, his dog Dug, and his new pal Russell. With 598 pieces, the set is designed for Lego fans ages nine and up. The house measures about 10.5 inches tall, 6 inches wide, and 4 inches deep, so it's compact enough to display on a bookshelf once you're done building. Let the adventure and imagination of Uplive on in your home.

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An iconic Pixar film paired with the legendary experience of a Lego set is something special for Disney fans of all ages. But we have to admit that we're bending the rules a bit to bring you this one. Head to Amazon to grab this Disney Pixar Lego set. For once, there's no rush — the Lego Disney and Pixar UpHouse set will probably still be on sale tomorrow.

More Disney Lego deals at Amazon today:

• Lego Duplo Disney and Pixar's Cars Lightning McQueen & Mater's Car Wash Fun — $23.99$29.99(save $6)

• Lego Disney Princess Creative Castles — $27.99$34.99(save $7)

• Lego Disney Princess Moana's Wayfinding Boat — $28$34.99(save $6.99)

• Lego Disney Frozen Elsa’s Frozen Princess Castle — $35.99$44.99(save $9)

• Lego Disney Classic 100 Years of Disney Animation Icons — $44.97$59.99(save $15.02)

• Lego Disney Stitch Toy Building Kit — $59.99$64.99(save $5)

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