Fans of The Office can score an awesome deal on Lego’s recreation of Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton branch. Lego Ideas: The Office is on sale for $95 (was $120) during Walmart Deals, the July 8-13 sale competing with Amazon Prime Day.
Officially retired by Lego at the end of 2024, this charming 1,164-piece diorama comes with 15 minifigures based on Dunder Mifflin employees; all other major retailers and the Lego Store are sold out and aren’t expected to receive additional units.
Note: This deal is exclusive to Walmart+ members until July 8 at 12 AM ET. After that time, all shoppers can get this deal and more Lego discounts while supplies last.
$95 ($120) | Retired by Lego, only available at Walmart
Part of the Lego Ideas line, The Office is a recreation of the Dunder Mifflin office in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The 1,164-piece set builds a segmented model, complete with all of the departments and workstations seen in the show. Lego created minifigures for 15 Dunder Mifflin Scranton employees and a bunch of accessories. The accessories can be used to recreate memorable moments from the iconic workplace comedy series, including Kevin’s chili pot fiasco, Michael’s screenplay for Threat Level Midnight, Dwight’s stash of weapons, and a stapler suspended in gelatin–one of Jim’s many superb pranks on Dwight.
Michael Scott’s office can be removed from the rest of the build to display separately, which could come in handy if you need a breather from his antics after a meeting. Speaking of meetings, the Scranton branch’s conference room includes a recreation of the dry erase board and enough space for all the minifigures to watch as minifigure Michael makes a fool of himself again.
Here’s the list of all 15 minifigures included with Lego Ideas: The Office. You also get a Lego figure of Garbage the Cat.
- Michael
- Dwight
- Jim
- Pam
- Ryan
- Angela
- Oscar
- Kevin
- Stanley
- Kelly
- Phyllis
- Meredith
- Creed
- Toby
- Darryl
You could put the cash you’re saving toward The Office: Complete Series on DVD, which is on sale for $32 (was $75) at Amazon, or a Peacock subscription to watch The Paper, the upcoming follow-up to The Office that’s slated to debut in September.
