LEGO Bunny (40005)

- Theme
- Seasonal
- Subtheme
- Easter
- Pieces
- 81
- Retail Price
- $9.99
- Released
- 2010
- Status
- Retired
About This Set
With 81 pieces, the LEGO Bunny (40005) is a smaller set that's great for a quick session. It launched in 2010 under the Seasonal banner at $9.99.
At $0.123 per piece, it runs a bit higher — but that often reflects larger or more specialized elements.
As a LEGO exclusive, the Bunny has limited retail availability — which often translates to stronger aftermarket performance once it retires.
Key Features
- 81 pieces — Compact and purpose-built — great for a quick session
- LEGO Exclusive — Only available through LEGO channels, adding scarcity value
- $0.123 per piece — Strong price-per-piece for this theme
- Easter collection — Sought-after corner of the Seasonal lineup
- Released 2010 — Seasonal sets from this period are known for their build quality
Investment Analysis
The Bunny (40005) isn't retiring anytime soon, so there's no rush from an investment perspective. Sets tend to appreciate most after they leave shelves, so the real opportunity here is down the road. That said, let's look at what it's got going for it.
Overall, the investment outlook is modest but worth tracking.
A few things worth noting:
- LEGO exclusive distribution — limited availability almost always helps post-retirement pricing
At $9.99 retail, the best strategy is to watch for sales and stock up at a discount. Seasonal performs well on the aftermarket, and the Bunny has the right ingredients.
Theme Background
The Bunny falls under the LEGO Seasonal theme, sitting in the Easter subtheme — a dedicated part of the LEGO catalog. Launched in 2010 at $9.99, it sits in the accessible end of Seasonal. The $0.123 per piece is in line with Seasonal averages.
The Easter subcategory within Seasonal has its own collector base, and sets in this range tend to hold interest well after retirement. Worth keeping on the radar if you're building a Seasonal collection.
Why This Set Is Special
LEGO Exclusive. Only available through LEGO.com and official LEGO stores — limited distribution that typically drives stronger post-retirement appreciation.