
Sunflowers
Sunflowers belongs to the LEGO Botanical Collection, building a bouquet of several sunflower stems as a lasting alternative to cut flowers. With 191 pieces made from just 17 different shapes, the set is highly repetitive by design, which makes the build feel meditative rather than complex.
- Set number
- 40524
- Year
- 2022
- Pieces
- 191
- Minifigures
- 0
- Theme
- Botanicals
- Different parts
- 17
Parts list 17
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Bar 1L with Clip [Cut Edges and One Side Hole] [Full Clip]
× 48
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Equipment Oar / Paddle End
× 48
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Plant, Plate 1 × 1 Round with 3 Leaves
× 24
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Technic Driving Ring Connector Smooth [2 rounded and 2 flat side walls]
× 15
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Technic Axle 2 Notched
× 11
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Plate Special 1 × 2 with Clip Horizontal on Side
× 8
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Plate Special 1 × 1 with Clip Horizontal [Thick Open O Clip]
× 8
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Windscreen 6 × 4 × 1 Hexagonal with Handle
× 6
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Plate Round 2 × 2 with Axle Hole Type 1 (+ Opening)
× 6
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Technic Axle 3
× 3
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Technic Pin Connector Round with 4 Clips
× 3
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Brick Round 2 × 2 with Axle Hole
× 2
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Technic Pin Connector Hub with 2 Perpendicular Axles
× 2
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Plate Round 4 × 4 with Pin Hole
× 2
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Steering Wheel with 4 Studs on Center
× 2
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Plate Special 2 × 2 with Bar Frame Octagonal, Reinforced, Completely Round Studs
× 2
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Technic Axle and Pin Connector Angled #3 - 157.5°
× 1
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Spare parts (1)
These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.
Alternative models
Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.
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What can I build with it?Description
A bouquet of bricks
The LEGO Botanical Collection focuses on plant models with no play function at all, and here that takes the shape of a sunflower bouquet built from several stems of varying height. Each flower is assembled from multiple petal elements arranged around a dark centre, with leaves added along the stems. Unlike a typical LEGO set, this model tells no story and includes no figures; the appeal lies entirely in the finished, long-lasting flower arrangement, which works standing in a vase or simply displayed on its own.
Few shapes, many repeats
With only 17 distinct part shapes across 191 pieces total, Sunflowers is one of the more repetitive sets compared with other entries in Bricoria's catalogue. The yellow petals and smaller bright light orange accents repeat many times over, alongside dark green for stems and leaves. That limited part variety keeps the build predictable and relaxing rather than technically demanding. The parts list on this page shows exactly how often each shape appears, handy if you need replacement pieces or want to build extra blooms.
Building as a change of pace
Botanicals sets like this one are aimed squarely at adults after a relaxed, meditative build rather than a complex play scene full of distinct parts. The 191 pieces spread across several near-identical stems, so a clear building rhythm sets in after the first flower or two. With no minifigures or special parts, the focus stays entirely on the shape and colour of the finished flowers. That makes it a solid choice for anyone using LEGO as a way to unwind, or after a long-lasting display piece that needs no watering.
Pairing with other Botanicals
Since the Botanical Collection offers several flower types built with similar techniques, Sunflowers combines well with other sets in the range to form a mixed bouquet. The limited part variety also makes it easy to source or replace individual colours for your own flower creations. The parts list on this page gives the exact breakdown of yellow, orange and green, useful for tracking down matching pieces for your own botanical projects.
FAQ
- How many pieces does Sunflowers have?
- Set 40524 has 191 pieces, built from just 17 different part shapes.
- Does the set include minifigures?
- No, it contains only flower and stem pieces, with no minifigures.
- Can it be combined with other Botanicals sets?
- Yes, the building technique matches other flower sets in the range, so several bouquets can be combined into a larger arrangement.



