Geek Gifts for Kids

A LEGO Star Wars set of the Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter with a Grogu figure, rated 4.9 across 5,200+ reviews.

The Nintendo Switch edition of Minecraft, a gift for a child or teen who plays on a Switch.

An 8-inch Squirtle plush from Jazwares, modeled on the Pokémon animated series.

LEGO Star Wars 75399: a 594-piece U-wing from Andor Season 2 with Cassian Andor, K-2SO and a Dedra Meero minifigure.

A buildable LEGO figure of Stitch, complete with his ice cream cone, for fans of Lilo & Stitch.

The flying car from Harry Potter, rebuilt with two minifigures for imaginative play.

The floating house from Pixar's Up, rebuilt with its signature balloons for display.

Build a real moving robot from scratch — no batteries of frustration required.

126 pieces to build a real motorized robot that actually moves.

Mario's iconic Piranha Plant, rebuilt as a LEGO display piece with a motion function.

A 1,251-piece Castle Bowser that lifts off its stand to "fly" and shoot fireballs, with four figures.

The Batmobile from The Dark Knight, with minifigures of Two-Face and the Joker for confrontation play.

A large LEGO display set built around Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas, with minifigures included.

A 639-piece LEGO model of the Dursleys' house with an inflated Aunt Marge minifigure, ages 8+.

A LEGO Star Wars battle pack with four Clone Trooper minifigures and an AT-RT walker, set 75431.

An 813-piece LEGO Star Wars Clone Wars transport with five minifigures and three Battle Droids, for ages 9 and up.

A LEGO Star Wars Phantom Menace Battle Droid with STAP, rated 4.8 by 450+ buyers, about $140.

Toothless from How to Train Your Dragon, rebuilt as a detailed LEGO Icons display model.

LEGO Minecraft set 21582 builds the Chicken Jockey, rated 4.8 across 100 reviews on Amazon US.