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Celebrate Easter with kids aged 7 and up, families and this LEGO® Easter Bunny Surprise (40764) portable home decor playset. The animal toy features a box with a removable lid that has movable ears and a flower crown. The box opens to reveal a small play scene with rabbit and squirrel figures on a spinning base, plus springtime and Easter items including eggs, flowers, a tree and a carrot. The set also includes stickers to customize the portable playset and bring your rabbit to life!
- Fun spring home decor display – Treat kids aged 7 and up with this imaginative Easter Bunny Surprise animal toy that creates a fun display piece for any room and boosts creative role play
- Animal toy box with a surprise inside – The set includesa buildable Easter Bunny box that opens to reveal a small scene with rabbit and squirrel figures and spring decorations inside
- Home decorating for spring – The box has a removable lid with movable brick-built ears and a flower crown, plus stickers tocustomize the bunny’s face and body
- Cute decor details – LEGO® spring home accessories, including Easter eggs, a tree, flowers, a carrot and a spinning base for the rabbit, help spark storytelling and role play and enhance the display
- A gift forkids and adults – This fun spring display model makes a charming gift for kids and animal-lovers with a model to build and a home decor piece to enjoy all year around
- Dimensions – A 217-piece building kit with an opening Easter Bunny model measuring over 4.5 in. (12 cm) high, 2.5 in. (7 cm) wide and 4 in. (11 cm) deep
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