This is the LEGO Hibiscus 10372, bringing a fresh take to the Botanicals collection. With 660 pieces, this build stands at 14 inches (35.6 cm) tall, 10 inches (25.4 cm) wide, and 5 inches (12.7 cm) deep, offering a substantial display piece. The dark background on the box hints at the rich color palette within.
Includes 6 exclusive molds and 2 rare elements recorded across official inventories.
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Priced perfectly inline with standard LEGO sets.
Height equivalent to approx 8.9 minifigures stacked.
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The five kits for the LEGO Hibiscus 10372 spread from $26.99 to $52.49, offering a clear price divide across wiring philosophies. Budget options like Lightailing use a pre-soldered harness, while BrickBling and LeLightGo favor modular micro-LEDs for better concealment. Game of Bricks leans on expansion boards, and LightMyBricks sits at the premium end, so the choice really comes down to your preferred hardware approach and how much you want to spend.
BrickBling sits second from the bottom at $29.98, focusing on petal and stem illumination with modular micro-LEDs. The single standard edition uses a clean concealment approach, with no remote or RGB options. For collectors who want to tuck wiring neatly into the botanicals' curves, this kit is the sharpest pick.
Game of Bricks lands at $36.99, around the upper-mid range, aiming for balanced floral and pot lighting. Its standard edition relies on modular expansion boards with reliable connections, but no extra variants. This kit is geared toward builders who trust tried-and-true modular wiring over custom harnesses.
LeLightGo sits right at the median with a $32.99 price tag, focusing on the flower's natural silhouette through modular micro-LEDs. The single standard edition keeps things simple, with no RGB or remote extras. This is a balanced choice for those who want decent quality without pushing past the mid-range.
Lightailing hits the lowest price at $26.99, delivering a straightforward lighting upgrade with a pre-soldered harness. The standard edition uses thicker wires for a more direct install, but no variant options. If you want an economical way to light the hibiscus without fussing over modular components, this is your go-to.
LightMyBricks tops the price chart at $52.49, promising a more premium experience for the hibiscus. The single standard edition comes with no additional variants, though its exact wiring architecture is not disclosed. If you're a dedicated collector willing to invest in a high-end kit, this one aims to deliver a standout display.
Lighting kits and display add-ons are custom third-party accessories produced independently. They are not manufactured, sponsored, or endorsed by the LEGO Group.
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