LEGO® Mrs. Bunny

Description

A bunny for springtime

The set belongs to the seasonal range and has an Easter theme: Mrs. Bunny is meant as a figure built from bricks, not as a minifigure. With 64 pieces it is small and fits on a table or in an Easter basket. Sets like this live on the occasion and on being instantly recognisable, which is why collectors who gather seasonal sets from different years like them. For families it is a craft project for the Easter table that can be built together without much preparation.

Bright colours instead of natural brown

The main colours are green, yellow, red and white. That is a spring-like mix recalling meadows, eggs and ribbons rather than a realistic animal. White forms the base of the bunny, while the other colours supply accents and accessories. The set looks friendly and combines well with other seasonal sets, such as Easter baskets or garden scenes. Thanks to the strong colours the model stands out even from a distance and works as decoration on a windowsill.

20 part types in 64 pieces

The set has 20 different part types, which is fairly low variety for its piece count. Many bricks therefore repeat, which is typical for figures built from basic shapes. The exact list with colour and quantity is on this page. It helps when you check a second-hand set, because in a small box a missing part shows up straight away during the build. That is an advantage too, since parts are easy to replace if something disappears into the nest while building.

Reusing the parts after Easter

With “What can I build?” you can check on this page which other sets your parts allow. The colourful basic bricks suit more than the bunny, working just as well for gardens, flowers and play models. If you want to build something new each Easter, this is a starting point. On the shelf Mrs. Bunny remains a small motif that looks friendly all year round. You can also use the parts in the Builder and design entirely new figures for next spring.

FAQ

How many pieces does Mrs. Bunny 10168 have?

It has 64 pieces in 20 different part types, with no minifigure.

Which theme does it belong to?

It is an Easter seasonal set from 2005.

Which colours does it use?

Mainly green, yellow, red and white.