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Brick_Boss’s 3,298-piece Turbo Tank delivers a detailed 20-inch display build, with tricky wheel pins, removable panels and two BARC speeders.
Lumibricks’ 2,484-piece Seafood Restaurant pairs printed details and a slide-out kitchen with 15 lights, though its 32-by-42-stud footprint feels tight.
Lumibricks set 14018 pairs 1,432 pieces with six lights, detailed interiors and flexible display options, including a removable roof and opening walls.
Set 14019 pairs a detailed two floor Wild West saloon with 61 printed pieces, four minifigures and integrated lighting.
Set 19017 packs a detailed corner store, 48 printed parts and three LED points into a 16x24-stud footprint, with a few build quirks.
Set 15014 pairs 2,142 pieces with integrated lights and music. A wiring snag and fussy play features temper an otherwise detailed winter village build.
Bela’s 804-piece Arctic set packs a crane, mobile lab, saw vehicle and mammoth into one build, with a few assembly and design compromises.
Set 16013 pairs a detailed harvest farmhouse with three figures, printed parts and 12 lights. The review examines its build, interiors and lighting setup.
Bookings for the ₹100 Uttam Kumar centenary coin began September 12, 2026. The booklet proof set is priced at ₹15,743, subject to revision.
Recent Indian commemorative portraits have renewed discussion about balancing digital detail with likeness, expression and the limits of coin relief.
A framed Ram Lala metal artwork from the India Government Mint, Mumbai is offered with a silver token for ₹39,292, with just 15 pieces reportedly made.
A planned ₹100 commemorative coin marks the Modhera Sun Temple’s 1,000 years, with a detailed temple motif and a nickel silver composition.
Kolkata Mint’s listed tower sets feature coins honoring Swami Vivekananda and Make in India, with prices and presentation details for collectors.
SPMCIL’s listed artwork frames bring commemorative coins together with themed displays, with prices ranging from ₹9,810 to ₹47,716.
The limited wooden box set pairs two ₹100 commemorative coins with artwork in an acrylic frame. Bookings began September 22, 2026; collection is in person.
Mint artwork frames give commemorative coins a distinctive display, but some listings require collection in person. Check each product’s terms before ordering.
Kolkata bookings for the Uttam Kumar centenary coin began September 24, 2026. The ₹100 Proof Set with Booklet is priced at ₹16,037, subject to availability.
The planned 40-gram, 99.9% silver coin features Swamiji’s portrait, bilingual inscriptions and the year 2026.
India’s planned ₹100 centenary coin pairs a nurse and service emblem with a 35-gram silver alloy, marking the Military Nursing Service’s 1926 establishment.
A ₹100 coin and postage stamp will mark the UPSC’s centenary on October 1, 2026, alongside a book and a two-day programme in New Delhi.