Hello there, LEGO fans—today I’m giving you a quick tour of my LEGO spring display shelf and showing how I try to keep the room feeling seasonal. This shelf is one of the first displays you see when you walk in, so I like to swap it up throughout the year. For spring, I started with a pretty simple Easter vibe: my favorite bunny build (it’s genuinely a fun one and the little chicks and eggs add a ton of color), the sheep BrickHeadz painting eggs, and the classic chick popping out of the egg. I also showed the set that haunts me every spring: the LEGO GWP carrot house that’s been “three years in the making” and is still not finished. I’m missing side paneling and the carrot top, and at this point it almost feels wrong to complete it—plus it’s funny because it rotates between this shelf and my city. I talked about other sets that would be perfect here (like Winnie the Pooh’s tree house, a bee-heavy Minecraft set, and a birds’ nest/birdhouse), but most of those are either already integrated into my city or still sealed because I’m busy—and some aren’t even technically mine. To actually improve the display right now, I moved over a couple springy flowers, the Creator 3-in-1 squirrel, and a little chicken. It’s still simple, but it instantly feels more lively, and I love how the flowers act like a border to frame the whole scene.