The Lego set Geoffrey & Friends with the set number 40228 is part of the LEGO Promotional theme and is recommended for ages 7+. It was released in June 2016. It includes 2 minifigures. The model has 133 pieces, and we estimate it takes around < 1 hour to build. It was designed by Mel Caddick.52 Brickfact users have this set in their collection.
The set weighs about 0.132 kg. The box measures 5.5 x 4.8 x 1.8 in (14 x 12.2 x 4.5 cm).
The Part-Out-Value (POV) is the sum of the average prices paid on bricklink.com for all parts of this set. It is about £10.84.
Lego 40228 product data
Set Information
Availability
Release
06/2016
Retiring Status
Retired (12/2016)
Price Information
Part Out Value
£10.84
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Packaging
Weight
0.132 kg
Packaging dimensions
5.5 x 4.8 x 1.8 in
EAN (GTIN13)
5702015597494
Popularity with Brickfact users
- users have this set
- 52
52 Brickfact users have Geoffrey & Friends in their collection.
Based on anonymized Brickfact user collections; shown only for sets with at least 10 users. As of 23 October 2026.
Lego 40228 price trend
Average sale price on secondary marketplaces – not the new price at retailers.
- Current market value
- £6.80
- Range
- £6.15 – £6.84
- Average
- £6.50
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Minifigures from 40228 Geoffrey & Friends
The Geoffrey & Friends set includes 2 different minifigures, 2 of which are unique to this set. The combined value of the minifigures is £2.23, which is ~0% of the RRP of this set.
x1

Classic Space Minifigure Floating Pattern, Dark Azure Short Legs, Dark Brown Short Tousled Hair
Town
2016
#twn264
£0.94
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Unique
x1

Girl, Dolphin Top, Short Medium Lavender Legs, Dark Brown Ponytail and Swept Sideways Fringe
Town
2016
#twn265
£1.29
Unique
Building Instruction for LEGO 40228 Geoffrey & Friends
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Is LEGO 40228 still available?
LEGO has retired 40228 Geoffrey & Friends, and no retailer in our price comparison currently sells it new. Its market value on secondary marketplaces is £6.80.















