How many pieces are in the Flower In Pot?

Flower In Pot contains 16 pieces.

When was the Flower In Pot released?

Flower In Pot was released in 2009.

🏛 Monthly Mini Model Build

Set #MMMB008

Flower In Pot

The Flower In Pot is a charming little build.

Before you buy

Who it's for: Beginner build Perfect for LEGO beginners and anyone looking for a quick, delightful build
Build: 16 pieces · about 0.3 hours Build time is an estimate.
Availability: Likely retired

★★★★☆ 4.0 AI-generated review score, not a customer rating

A charming and quick build that's perfect for beginners or those seeking a small display piece. Its simplicity is both a strength and a weakness, as experienced builders may find it too basic.

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📝 Our Take

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The Flower In Pot is a charming little build. Part of the Monthly Mini Model Build series, this set offers a quick and satisfying building experience, resulting in a cute display piece.

This set is perfect for LEGO beginners and anyone looking for a small, delightful project. It's a great introduction to LEGO building and a fun way to add a touch of LEGO to your desk or shelf.

Skip this if you're looking for a complex or challenging build. If you prefer larger, more intricate floral arrangements, consider sets from the Botanical Collection.

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🧱 Building Experience

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Pieces

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0.25h

Estimated Build Time

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Beginner

Difficulty

Build Highlights:

Simple and straightforward building process
Uses basic LEGO techniques to create a recognizable flower
Small piece count makes it a quick and easy project
Ideal for introducing children to LEGO building

📈 Investment Analysis

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B-

Investment Grade

⏳ Retired

As a retired Monthly Mini Model Build, the Flower In Pot has a limited supply, which is driving up its price. While the piece count is low, its exclusivity and the appeal of floral-themed LEGO sets contribute to its investment potential. However, the small size and relatively common parts limit its potential for significant appreciation. It's a low-risk investment, but don't expect massive returns.

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Compared to larger LEGO flower sets, this is a much smaller and simpler build, making it ideal for beginners or those with limited space. While it lacks the complexity of the Botanical Collection sets, its affordability and quick build make it an appealing alternative for casual LEGO fans.

📦 Parts Inventory

Piece count: 16
Parts cataloged in this inventory: 10 unique parts, 16 pieces

Missing a piece? Check this set piece by piece, with look-alike colors flagged and element IDs for replacements.

Plate 2 x 2

Part #: 3022 1× Green

Plate 1 x 1

Part #: 3024 1× Green

Brick Round 1 x 1...

Part #: 3062b 3× Green

Plate Round 2 x 2...

Part #: 4032a 5× White

Brick Special 1 x...

Part #: 4070 1× Green

Tile Round 2 x 2 ...

Part #: 4150 1× Yellow

Dish 3 x 3 Invert...

Part #: 43898 1× Reddish Brown

Plant, Flower 2 x...

Part #: 4727 1× Green

Bar 6L with Stop ...

Part #: 63965 1× Reddish Brown

Barrel Half Large...

Part #: 64951 1× Reddish Brown

This set features a selection of basic parts in green, white, and reddish brown, ideal for adding small details to larger builds or for creating miniature landscapes. The inclusion of round plates and a flower piece enhance its botanical theme.

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💎 Notable Parts

White Plate Round 2 x 2 with Axle Hole Type 1 (+ Opening) (5x) $0.50

Green Brick Round 1 x 1 Open Stud (3x) $0.30

Reddish Brown Dish 3 x 3 Inverted [Radar] (1x) $0.40

Green Plant, Flower 2 x 2 Leaves - Angular (1x) $0.75

Reddish Brown Bar 6L with Stop Ring (1x) $0.25

Est. BrickLink Part Value

$2.20

💡 MOC Potential

🌳 Variations of other flowers and plants

🏙 Small decorative details for LEGO cities

🌳 Miniature garden scene

Community Insights

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What Reddit Says

No Reddit discussions found for this set.

What YouTubers Say

Based on 4 videos

5.0 /5

Very Positive

100% positive

BlockTalk AI

LEGO YouTubers enthusiastically rate the Flower In Pot theme and related botanical builds with universal praise, highlighting their clever engineering and charm. Reviewers like JayStepher and BRIT 'N BRICKS point out how well these miniature scale models balance display appeal with creative part usage. The sentiment is overwhelmingly positive regarding their value as nostalgic promotional items and desktop display pieces.

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Community Sentiment

Based on 4 YouTube reviews

Not enough Reddit data

YouTube

5.0 /5

Very Positive

100% positive

Positive

Mixed

Critical

Common Feedback

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BlockTalk AI Analysis

What the Community Says

4 YouTube reviews

BlockTalk AI Summary

Top reviewers highlight the nostalgic appeal of early LEGO Store Make & Take promotional events and the intricate design of miniature pots. Channels like Let's Build It! and BRIT 'N BRICKS praise the clever use of inverted dome elements and SNOT techniques in such compact footprints.