Two adorable LEGO sets perfect for Easter decorations have been leaked by a reliable source. Both will reportedly be available for a limited time in March, offered as part of LEGO’s latest “Gift with Purchase” promotion.
LEGO’s gifts with purchase (GWPs) are limited-time promotional items that the Danish toymaker includes at no additional cost when buyers meet specific conditions. In most cases, those conditions require a minimum purchase amount, though they may also involve buying products from a particular LEGO theme. GWPs have been a thing for the better part of the last 15 years, with LEGO’s 2011 Star Wars Day offerings frequently cited as an early landmark for this style of offer. Although they don’t follow a fixed schedule, most GWPs are available for no longer than a couple of weeks, with new ones typically introduced multiple times a month.
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2 New LEGO GWPs for March 2026 Leak Online
A recent report from well-known leaker ninjago_snsjaco has revealed two new LEGO GWPs: 40916 Floral Picture Frame and 40890 Easter Decorations. The former is said to be available during the week beginning March 9, while the latter will reportedly be offered from March 17 through 26. According to the report, Easter Decorations and Floral Picture Frame will be bundled with purchases of at least €75 and €150, respectively, during their promotional periods. As most GWPs are offered globally, the qualifying spending thresholds in the United States would likely be approximately $90 and $175.
Rearrange the covers into the correct US release order.
Rearrange the covers into the correct US release order.
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Based on the newly leaked product packaging, 40890 Easter Decorations is a set with a 7+ age rating and 312 pieces, positioning it as a small- to mid-sized decorative LEGO build rather than a play-focused model. The set appears to be designed as a multi-build decorative assortment, featuring six separate models of a rabbit, chicken, and several flowers and eggs. Each is intended to function as a standalone display piece. All builds share a cohesive pastel-heavy color palette dominated by light lavender, light green, pale yellow, light blue, and soft pink, reinforcing the Easter/spring aesthetic.
Leaked LEGO Gifts with Purchase for March 2026
|
No. |
Set |
Spending Requirement |
Promo Start |
Promo End |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
40916 |
Floral Picture Frame |
€150 / ~$175 |
Mar 9 |
Mar 16 |
|
40890 |
Easter Decorations |
€75 / ~$90 |
Mar 17 |
Mar 26 |
The other leaked GWP set, 40916 Floral Picture Frame, has already been described in several prior LEGO Botanicals leaks. However, ninjago_snsjaco’s post marks the first time the set has actually been shown. Rated for ages nine and up and comprising 310 pieces, the kit features a brick-built rectangular photo frame designed to hold a standard photograph or printed image. The frame uses a light tan and beige color scheme intended to resemble natural wood tones, giving it a neutral appearance consistent with the broader Botanicals aesthetic that fits a variety of decor styles. The flowers spanning the frame are not evenly distributed, but instead form a naturalistic, asymmetrical composition. Heavier clusters appear along the bottom, with smaller blossoms and leaves extending upward and adorning the left side of the frame. The frame is mounted on a small integrated base, allowing it to stand upright.
In related and more immediate news, there is another limited-time LEGO set planned for launch later this week, specifically February 26. The kit in question is 40911 Pokemon Center, which will be available as part of the LEGO Insiders program, redeemable in exchange for 2,500 points. That’s equivalent to $385 worth of spending, not accounting for special promotions such as double point events. The offer will be available while supplies last, which may not be for long, given how much demand there has been for LEGO Pokemon sets to date.
