Just for fun: two LEGO seder plates and a table, sized for a minifig Passover.
Now, I’ve got to get busy making the real thing….
Have a happy Passover!
See below for the bits we used. If you make your own, please post pics to my Facebook page.
Matzah = 3 tiles
Wine = 4 wineglasses, one per cup
Zeroa / shank bone = small bone
Beitzah / egg = white minifig head
Maror / bitter herb = gold cone + carrot top (horseradish root)
Charoset / mortar = Bellville flower (Ashkenazi apple/wine/walnut charoset)
Karpas / Spring veg = flower stem (parsley) and/or 1×1 round plate (potato)
Chazeret / second bitter herb = helmet plume (romaine lettuce)
Haggadah = 1×2 tile with label
Our family (Toronto, Canada – home to a multitude of the Tribe) always has uniquely original seders. One of our recent favorites was my sister’s “Come as your Favorite Plague”. I wore bubblewrap and came as “Boils”.
This year, my daughter and I are suspending a balloon filled with little rubber frogs above the seder table. At the appropriate time, she gets to pop the balloon and release the frogs. Hilarity is sure to ensue.
I absolutely love this. I was planning on putting together a Barbie Seder this year, but ran out of time. A zissen Pesach!
I LOVE this!!!!!
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