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Flowers (13 parts)

There is a lot blooming in LEGO City thanks to this selection of flower elements and stems which hold them.

The flower stems have a ‘mini bar’ on the end, which is the same diameter as accessories that attach to Minifigure hats to hair.

Flowers (13 parts)
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2×2 Round w/ 4-Petals
15469
1×1 Flower, 5-Petals
24866
3-Stem w/ Pin
24855
6-Stem, Flower
19119
Bar 1L w/ 3-Mini Bar
68211
Flower w/ Bar
32606
2×2 Flower
98262
2×2 Flower Leaves
4727
Crown, 5-Points
39262
Flower, Peony
5904
N
Flower, Tulip
5903
N
4×4 Flower, 4-Petals
35473
Sunflower
6901
N

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