Is this set décor or a play set?

It is a pure display model with no minifigures, designed as a small romantic gift or stand-alone piece.

How many pieces does the set have?

The set has 345 pieces in total, 49 of them unique.

What colours dominate the letters?

Red and white form the base, complemented by green and bright pink as accents.

Valentine

Love Letters

Love Letters, from the Seasonal range, recreates a bundle of letters decorated with hearts. With 345 pieces and no minifigures at all, the set is designed as a romantic display piece.

Set number: 40867
Year: 2026
Pieces: 345
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Valentine
Different parts: 49

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 49

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 (10)

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

Description

Letters, not a vehicle or figure

Rather than a play set, this build recreates a stack of partly opened letters with heart details, a motif the Seasonal range typically offers around Valentine's Day. With only 49 unique parts, building elements deliberately repeat to create several letters within the stack, making the build feel more meditative than technically demanding. That compact format works particularly well as a small, low-effort gift for Valentine's Day or an anniversary, especially when a larger set is not the right fit.

A compact building process

With 345 pieces but only 49 unique elements, much of the build involves repeating similar steps to create several letters within the stack. That makes the process quite different from more complex sets with many different individual parts, and also makes it accessible for building beginners. Despite the repetition, there is still enough room to give individual letters a slightly different look, giving the stack a natural, uneven shape. Its modest scope also makes it a good set to build together as a pair.

Colours for a romantic motif

Red and white form the classic combination for love letters and heart symbols, while green and bright pink add further accents, for example for ribbons or seals. That colour choice is immediately associated with romance and Valentine's Day, making the motif instantly understandable without any explanatory text. The bold, clear colours also keep the small model easy to recognise even from a distance, adding a clear accent to a desk or bedside table.

Who it suits

With no minifigures, the set suits anyone after a small, romantic display piece, for example as a gift or for a desk. At 345 pieces, the build can be finished quickly, making it a good spontaneous gift too. The parts list shows every colour, handy for anyone wanting to reuse parts in their own small holiday-themed décor projects. It also works well as a small addition alongside a larger gift.

FAQ

Is this set décor or a play set?: It is a pure display model with no minifigures, designed as a small romantic gift or stand-alone piece.
How many pieces does the set have?: The set has 345 pieces in total, 49 of them unique.
What colours dominate the letters?: Red and white form the base, complemented by green and bright pink as accents.