
Botanical Greeting
Botanical Greeting is a small, minifigure-free build built entirely around a floral design. With 83 pieces drawn from just 19 unique elements, it reads more like a decorative piece than a play set, aimed at anyone who enjoys building for the look of the finished model rather than a story.
- Set number
- EG00027
- Year
- 2024
- Pieces
- 83
- Minifigures
- 0
- Theme
- Other
- Different parts
- 19
Parts list 19
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Plant, Flower, Minifig Accessory with 7 Thick Petals and Pin
No longer produced · last seen 2024
× 9
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Plant, Leaves 4 × 3
× 8
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Plate 1 × 2
× 8
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Tile 1 × 1 with Groove
× 8
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Brick Special 1 × 2 × 2/3 with Studs on Sides
× 8
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Brick Curved 4 × 1 Double with No Studs
× 8
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Tile Round 1 × 1
× 8
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Plant, Flower 2 × 2 Leaves - Angular
× 4
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Plate Round Corner 4 × 4
× 4
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Plate Round 1 × 1 with Open Stud
× 4
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Plant, Flower 2 × 2 - Round [Solid Stud]
× 4
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Plate Round Half 4 × 8
× 2
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Brick Sloped 25° 1 × 8 × 3
× 2
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Tile 1 × 2 with Groove
× 1
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Plate 1 × 6
× 1
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Plant, Flower, Plate Round 1 × 1 with 5 Petals
× 1
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Plate Round 2 × 2 with Axle Hole Type 1 (+ Opening)
× 1
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Plate 16 × 16
× 1
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Tile Round 1 × 1 with Ladybug / Ladybird Print
× 1
No part matches this colour selection.
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Description
Built for display, not play
There are no minifigures and no play scenario here: Botanical Greeting is designed to be built once and displayed, in the same spirit as LEGO's other botanical-style sets. That makes it a fit for anyone who wants a calm, focused build rather than a large vehicle or scene, and for people who buy LEGO sets specifically to decorate a desk, shelf or windowsill. It also works well as a small gift, since the finished model needs no further setup or explanation to enjoy. For anyone who likes floral decor but has no room for fresh flower arrangements, a set like this offers a lasting, low-maintenance alternative that never needs watering.
A repetitive, meditative build
83 pieces built from only 19 unique elements means a lot of repetition, which is typical for floral or botanical models where petal and leaf shapes recur throughout the build. That repetition tends to make the build process quick to settle into, since the same handful of shapes appear again and again rather than requiring constant instruction-checking. Anyone hunting for specific flower or leaf elements for other projects can check the parts list on this page to see exactly which of the 19 shapes are included and in what quantity.
A fresh colour palette
White, Medium Azure, Dark Pink and Lime give the finished piece a bright, fresh look typical of floral sets. White and azure form a calm base, while pink and lime carry the petal and leaf detail as stronger accent colours. The same palette can be a useful reference for anyone assembling other botanical or nature-themed builds and looking to match tones already in their collection. Because only four colours are involved, the same combination is easy to carry over into other small builds without having to track down additional bricks.
Who it's for
Without minifigures or a play scenario, this set suits gift-buyers, decorators and anyone who collects LEGO's smaller botanical pieces rather than younger children looking for a play set. Its compact piece count also makes it a quick weekend build that pairs naturally with other small display sets.
FAQ
- Does Botanical Greeting include minifigures?
- No, the set is entirely decorative and comes without minifigures.
- How many unique parts does it use?
- Of the 83 pieces, only 19 are unique elements, so several shapes repeat throughout the build. The full breakdown is on the parts list on this page.
- What colours are included?
- White, Medium Azure, Dark Pink and Lime make up the palette, giving the model its fresh, floral look.
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