Shop £18 LEGO bunny set from M&S for £3 as an alternative to Easter Eggs (2025)

The LEGO Creator 3-in-1 Cute Bunny set is currently available at Marks and Spencer for £18 - but there's a way to get your hands on one for £3, making it cheaper than your average chocolate egg

Easter is fast approaching, and while it's synonymous with chocolate eggs for many, it also signals the start of the school holidays and the challenge of keeping the kids entertained. LEGO has launched an Easter Bunny set that's not only a perfect holiday treat but is also part of a deal that allows savvy shoppers to bag it at a fraction of its original price.

The 326-piece LEGO Creator 3-in-1 Cute Bunny set, typically priced at £17.99, is currently up for grabs at . This delightful kit lets builders assemble a model of an adorable bunny, complete with a carrot and a tiny flower for scale. But there's a simple trick that could see you nabbing it for as little as £2.68.

TopCashback, a money-saving site, offers every new member a free £15 bonus along with cashback on purchases from thousands of retailers worldwide. This means that those who purchase this charming kit from M&S could effectively get their hands on it for under £3 - equating to just over 1p per brick in the set.

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Although it's not explicitly an Easter Bunny set, it does feature a bunny rabbit that can easily be given an Easter twist. The endearing creature is one of three models you can create with the set, offering the alternative options to construct either a Seal or Llama toy if you fancy a change, reports Nottinghamshire Live.

Targeted at kids aged eight and up, the real charm of this versatile set lies in its endless possibilities. Once the thrill of constructing one model is over, you can take it apart and dive into building a new creature, ensuring hours of entertainment. It's not just a fleeting amusement; these builds are designed to be enjoyed time and time again rather than being left to collect dust.

The website showcases the set with an impeccable 5-star review rating, with many customers commending its perfect fit for children's hands-on play. A delighted parent shared their child's joy, stating, " My 6-year-old loved building the bunny. She built it with minimal help in 2 days. She had so much fun and was so proud of herself once it was completed."

Another customer pointed out the set's success during Easter, commenting: "Every year we look for a family activity for Easter. As the kids get older, we struggle to find activities other than games for them. This was the perfect match! The set makes a cute bunny, a llama, and a seal. The kids are excited to put together the different animals. The instructions are clear and it appears just challenging enough to make it fun!"

A third reviewer discussed the joy of gifting the set: "I sent this to my grand-niece as a pre-Easter gift. She loved it and enjoyed being able to make more than one LEGO animal with it."

Some customers have found themselves scratching their heads over the LEGO Easter Bunny set, with one 67-year-old shopper confessing: "The cute bunny challenged this 67-year-old. I had to take parts of it apart several times. For me, the instructions could be clearer," and another customer lamenting: "I tried to follow the instructions but my Rabbit still doesn't look quite right."

For the kids, LEGO offers a special Easter Bunny set tailored for tiny fingers, currently up for grabs on Amazon at £10.89.

And for those who fancy a bit of farmyard fun this Easter, there's a John Deere tractor set in the Technic range that's also on offer. It's going for a steal at £32.99 on Amazon at the moment. For more traditional Easter themes, LEGO has this Decorative Easter Egg available for £17.99, perfect for replacing excess chocolate this Easter weekend.

How to snag the LEGO Easter Bunny set for under £3.

It's worth noting for savvy shoppers that Marks and Spencer regulars will get 15p less cashback, while M&S rewards newbies can expect a tad more cashback.