Does the Easter Egg set include minifigures?

No, the set has 0 minifigures; it is a standalone 239-piece decorative build.

How many unique parts does the set use?

The egg is built from 56 unique parts repeated across the 239 total pieces.

Is this set meant for play or display?

It is a display piece, designed to sit as a seasonal decoration rather than to be played with.

Easter

Easter Egg

Easter Egg is a small seasonal LEGO® set built as a standalone display piece rather than a scene with minifigures. At 239 pieces it forms a single decorative egg shape, using colour and shaping rather than characters to carry the build. It is designed to sit on a shelf or table as a seasonal decoration.

Set number: 40371
Year: 2020
Pieces: 239
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Easter
Different parts: 56

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 56

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (17)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Description

A single decorative shape

Unlike most LEGO sets, Easter Egg has no minifigures and no separate scene; the entire 239-piece build goes into one egg-shaped object built in layers around a central core. The shaping relies on curved slopes, wedge plates and rounded elements to approximate the smooth surface of an egg, a technique that is harder to pull off convincingly than it looks. Because everything feeds into a single form, the build reads as one continuous project rather than several smaller stages.

56 parts, one clear goal

With only 56 unique parts across 239 pieces, this is a low-variety build compared with most sets in this size range, relying instead on repetition to build up the curved shell layer by layer. That repetition makes it a calm, meditative build rather than a puzzle-like one, since most steps repeat a small set of techniques around the egg's circumference. It is a good fit for a shorter building session where the goal is a finished decorative object rather than a complex model.

Bright, seasonal colours

Bright light orange and lime form a strong seasonal contrast across the shell, with white and tan used for lighter bands and detailing, giving the finished egg a distinctly Easter-toned look rather than a naturalistic one. Because the piece mix leans on curved and wedge elements rather than typical building bricks, several of its parts are also useful for other rounded or organic-shaped builds. The full parts list and colour breakdown for all 56 unique elements is on this page for anyone tracking down specific curved pieces.

Who it suits

Easter Egg suits anyone after a quick, low-pressure seasonal build rather than a play set, whether as a table decoration, a gift, or a short building session with children who are not yet ready for complex models. Without minifigures or a play function, it works purely as a display piece, best appreciated for its shape and colour rather than any story or scene. Its small footprint makes it easy to display alongside other seasonal LEGO sets.

FAQ

Does the Easter Egg set include minifigures?: No, the set has 0 minifigures; it is a standalone 239-piece decorative build.
How many unique parts does the set use?: The egg is built from 56 unique parts repeated across the 239 total pieces.
Is this set meant for play or display?: It is a display piece, designed to sit as a seasonal decoration rather than to be played with.