LEGO® Easter Egg

Description

An egg you build yourself

Instead of a chocolate egg, this one is made of bricks and sits in the Easter nest. The set belongs to the Seasonal range and was released for Easter 2013. With 62 pieces the model snaps together quickly, and it lasts afterwards as a decoration. It works as a gift as well as a small project to build with children, since the result is compact and finished without much effort. As a bonus, the egg can return to the Easter nest every spring.

Pastel shades with bold accents

Medium blue, bright pink, yellow and white are the main colours. They feel fresh and spring-like, just as an Easter egg should. White calms the colour areas while pink and yellow supply the brightness. Place the egg in a bunch of flowers or beside real eggs and you will notice how well the colours go with spring blooms. On a shelf it also looks pleasant out of season, because the palette is cheerful and clear rather than loud or overpowering.

Few shapes, many repeats

The 62 pieces come in only 8 different shapes. That is very low compared with most sets and shows that the egg is built from many identical elements whose colours make up the pattern. On this page's parts list that means a short, easily readable list. It helps with counting and makes individual colour entries simple to find. At the same time, the set is a handy stock of bricks if you would like to make patterns of your own.

Reusing it after Easter

When the holiday is over you can take the egg apart and use the bricks for other ideas. The Can I build this? tool on Bricoria shows which further models your collection could make. Because the number of pieces is small, the set fits into an existing box without needing much space. It dates from 2013 and counts among those sets that are meant more as a small treat than a major build.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Easter Egg have?

Set 6058324 has 62 pieces in only 8 different shapes. There are no minifigures.

Which theme is it from?

It belongs to Seasonal, in the Easter subtheme, and dates from 2013.

What colours does the egg have?

Mainly medium blue, bright pink, yellow and white.