Lumibricks Autumn Farmhouse Set 16013 Review: 1,557 Pieces and 12 LED Lights

Lumibricks’ Autumn Farmhouse (Set 16013) puts the harvest season at the center of a 1,557-piece Farm Life build. Its strongest features are the accessible interior, abundant crop details and integrated lighting: together, they give the model both display presence and room for hands-on play. The set includes three themed figures, 46 printed bricks and a 12-element LED kit, with no stickers.

The review describes a relaxed build, with sturdy connections and a finished model that shifts easily between autumn farm display and Halloween scene. There are a few playful oddities along the way, including full-sized hogs squeezed into a small sty, but the seasonal details are part of the charm.

Set details and availability

Set 16013 belongs to Lumibricks’ Farm Life Series. It contains 1,557 pieces and three themed figures, with a custom LED kit included in the box. The bricks use GoBricks source material and are described as compatible with standard-sized bricks. The listed price is $79.99 USD, with availability described as around the end of September through Lumibricks and its Amazon storefront.

The no-sticker approach is a welcome detail for builders who prefer printed decoration: the set has 46 printed bricks. The review was based on a set sent by Lumibricks. The author also points readers toward the brand’s online store and Amazon storefront for ordering.

Packaging and parts

The set arrives in a thick, matte-finish display box, illustrated with the farmhouse glowing against an autumn evening. Inside, the 27 parts bags are organized into eight numbered building stages, plus separate bags marked S for special parts and F for figures.

A glossy instruction booklet uses color to highlight the current step and fades earlier steps into the background. Lumibricks also offers a downloadable PDF; builders can search its manual catalog by set number.

The lighting components come in a protective inner sleeve. The kit includes wrapped LED strings, expansion boards and tweezers for routing wires. Two battery packs are supplied: a gray pack for the farmhouse that takes three AAA batteries, and a smaller flat pack for the large pumpkin that uses CR2032 batteries. Batteries are not included.

Build and design

The build starts with an irregular landscape base measuring 32 studs wide by 26 studs deep. The farmhouse itself sits on a 14-by-14-stud foundation, with an extension measuring about 10 by 12 studs at its longest points. The reviewer found the GoBricks parts had strong clutch and clean connections, while the glossy tiles arrived without visible micro-scratches.

Inside, the extension becomes a roomy kitchen set up for making preserves. A dining table doubles as a work surface, connecting the interior story to the produce stand outside. Builders then shape the farmhouse walls, whose rear section swings open to improve access to the rooms.

The outdoor scene offers a generous vegetable patch with pumpkins, squash, carrots, corn and lettuce among its crops. Above, the attic forms a separate bedroom loft, furnished with an armchair, a long desk and a pumpkin-themed reading light. The roof panels lift away, so the attic remains accessible after assembly.

Seasonal scenery carries the model from harvest into Halloween. A spooky tree and oversized pumpkin set a festive tone, while a scarecrow watches over the crops. The farmhouse also works as a small market for fresh produce and homemade preserves. The reviewer reports that the apple tree in their own build looked unusual, a reminder that some small decorative details may take a little care to match the intended design.

Figures, animals and lights

Three human figures are included, but the review’s scene-stealing residents are two pigs and a chicklet. The pigs are built as full-sized hogs, and the reviewer notes that they just fit inside the pigsty. That compact enclosure adds a bit of humor to the otherwise cozy farm scene.

The 12 lights are relatively few across the model, yet the reviewer found them effective at adding warmth. The included battery packs can power the farmhouse and pumpkin separately. For their own display, the reviewer instead connected the provided USB plug to a wall-attached power source.

The article also describes an alternative wiring arrangement for builders with compatible components: a four-port hub, an extension wire about 15 cm (6 inches) long, and the set’s original two-port hub. In the described setup, the original hub is moved to the pumpkin light, the four-port hub is installed in the attic rafters to power the reading lamp, and a connecting wire links the hubs. The reviewer says this configuration powered both features from a unified source.

Review verdict

The review praises the smooth build, detailed interiors and sturdy brick connections. Its 32-by-26-stud base gives the outdoor scene room to breathe, while the opening rear wall and removable roof keep the small rooms visible and usable. Printed decoration, a well-organized bag sequence and the included light kit round out a set designed to reward both building and display.

At $79.99, Autumn Farmhouse combines a substantial piece count with a clear seasonal theme and several interactive features. The reviewer awards it five stars, singling out the warm lighting and relaxed assembly. For collectors planning a fall display, Set 16013’s strongest draw is how much of its farm story remains visible after the roof and wall are in place.