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This roundup spans trading cards, capsule toys, building sets and character tie-ins, with links to the listed stories for collectors tracking new releases.
The 1,297-piece JMBricklayer Model A 50001 pairs working lights and steerable wheels with opening details and a removable roof.
Funwhole’s 2,187-piece F9041 pairs a detailed winter lodge with integrated lighting, four minifigures and a small ski hill. One piece was missing.
The 515-piece Chili Dog Trailer F9046 pairs two minifigures, printed details and lighting in a compact Street Fusion build.
The 1,980-piece F9058 pairs a record shop, studio and loft with lighting and clever display access, plus a few small design quibbles.
Lumibricks’ F9070 Watchtower pairs 19 lighting points with working lifts, an elevator and a rotating observation deck.
Lumibricks Bamboo House L9075 pairs detailed interiors and a koi pond with an included LED kit, modular access and two minifigures.
Xbert’s 1,954-piece Antique Shop packs in clever access and display details, but tight brick connections make the build demanding.
A 2025 visit found Oxford blocks at Daiso and Lotte, plus Sembo sets in Seoul’s Changsin Toy Alley.
The LeLightGo kit lights the Grand Emporium’s floors, arches and rooftop sign, with bright results and a few cable-management snags.
Lumibricks L9091 pairs a four-level mountain observatory with 13 lighting elements and a telescope projector. The build impresses, though projection has limits.
Lumibricks’ 2,580-piece Game Stack pairs vivid cyberpunk modules with 23 LEDs, printed details and hands-on games, though some lighting connections need care.
The 1,935-piece Street Mod Garage pairs removable walls, a lit workshop and a customizable car with four minifigures.
The 1,948-piece Gelato Store pairs printed details and 10 LEDs with a clever fold-out display, though its small furniture and a fragile wire merit attention.
The 2,188-piece L9104 pairs a retro diner and pink convertible with a light-up saucer, detailed interiors and a few fit and finish quirks.
Street Fusion’s 2,557-piece Barber Shop pairs intricate printed details and layered lighting with accessible interiors—and a third-book printing error to watch...
A photo tour of Lumibricks’ Barber Shop 19012 highlights its rotating structure, accessible display case and detailed three-floor interior.
Moon Bar 18009 pairs a colorful modular tavern with five figures, 60 printed pieces and a 24-piece light kit. Here’s how the build comes together.