Lumibricks Fortune Club Saloon 14019 illuminated official product image

Lumibricks Fortune Club Saloon 14019 Officially Listed at $139.99

Lumibricks Fortune Club Saloon 14019 is now officially listed at $139.99, with 2,782 pieces, 61 printed parts and 14 lights.

Updated 17 July 2026: Lumibricks has now published the official Fortune Club Saloon 14019 listing with confirmed pricing, specifications and availability. This article has been updated from the original Amazon UK sighting.

The official listing confirms that the Lumibricks Fortune Club Saloon 14019 is much more than another Old West pub. This is a two-storey casino packed with card tables, printed gaming pieces, a rotating liquor cabinet, hidden storage and 14 built-in lights.

It is now available direct from Lumibricks for $139.99. This is a listing update based on the official product information and images, not a hands-on review.

Fortune Club Saloon 14019 specifications

  • Set number: 14019
  • Pieces: 2,782
  • Lighting: 14 LED light points
  • Printed parts: 61
  • Characters: four exclusive figures
  • Build: 15 numbered bags and two instruction manuals
  • Access: removable floors and an open rear

A proper casino interior

The original Amazon images showed the wide facade and illuminated Fortune Club sign, but the official gallery finally gives the interior its due. The two floors include setups for Texas Hold’em, blackjack, dominoes and the five-finger fillet game.

Open rear view of the two-floor Lumibricks Fortune Club Saloon 14019 interior

The open back makes both levels visible at once, while the floors can be removed for closer access. The bar area includes a rotating liquor cabinet, a secret compartment and an interactive vintage safe. Those are the details that push it beyond a large static frontage.

Sixty-one printed parts and no stickers

Lumibricks lists 61 printed bricks, including the poker and domino pieces. The exterior carries the large Fortune Club marquee, Lucky Strike roof sign, shop signs and decorative bunting without relying on stickers.

Printed poker table and chandelier inside Lumibricks Fortune Club Saloon 14019

The architecture is equally busy, with a curved false facade, wraparound balcony, bay windows and a warm timber colour scheme. It looks recognisably related to the rest of Lumibricks’ Old West range while giving the town a more prosperous entertainment district.

Lighting with different moods on each floor

The 14 light points are spread through the building rather than concentrated on the sign. Blue lighting sits beneath the first-floor poker tables, the liquor cabinet uses a deeper red glow, and the upper floor combines a golden chandelier with a fireplace.

That mix should help the rooms remain distinct when the model is displayed at night. The large exterior sign still provides the obvious focal point, but the open rear should be just as interesting to light up.

Four named characters

The included characters are Lucy the Bartender, an upstairs guard and dealer, a VIP gambler, and Jack “Quickhand”. They are clearly arranged around the casino story rather than being a generic collection of townspeople.

For a larger frontier layout, Lumibricks specifically positions the Saloon alongside the Western Fur Trading Post 14018. It should also sit naturally with the Wild West Ranch Duel 14017.

Where to buy Lumibricks Fortune Club Saloon 14019

Fortune Club Saloon 14019 is available from the official Lumibricks store at $139.99. The Amazon UK listing can also be checked below, but its price and delivery estimate may change.

You can buy Lumibricks sets either from their official website or through their Amazon store.

Amazon can sometimes be cheaper or faster for delivery, while the official store may be better if you want to use rewards points or direct discounts.

If you buy from the official site, you can use code THERIGHTBRICK for 10% off.

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Michael
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