Updated 17 July 2026: Lumibricks has now published the official Neon Tech Station 17010 listing with confirmed pricing, specifications and availability. This article has been updated from the original Amazon UK sighting.
The Lumibricks Neon Tech Station 17010 is now officially available for $74.99. The full listing confirms 1,282 pieces, 13 built-in lights and a three-level modular interior on a standard 32 x 32 baseplate.
That last detail clears up one of the questions raised by the early Amazon images. The building is not based on an unusually narrow footprint. It uses a regular 32 x 32 base and is designed to connect to the much taller Neon Tech Tower 17011.
This is a listing update based on official product information and images, not a hands-on review.
Neon Tech Station 17010 specifications
- Set number: 17010
- Pieces: 1,282
- Height: approximately 36 cm / 14.2 inches
- Base: standard 32 x 32 baseplate
- Lighting: 13 LED light points
- Printed parts: 19
- Characters: two
- Build: 10 numbered bags and one instruction manual
A compact station with three working levels
The Station is smaller than the companion Tower, but it is not a simple facade. The ground floor is a computation monitoring room, the second floor contains the quantum computation core, and the top level is a thermal regulation module.
Access looks practical too. The second and third floors lift away, while the ground-floor plate slides out. That should make the lower monitoring room easier to reach without dismantling the entire building.
Lighting built around the central tower
The 13 light points mix blue, red and warm yellow across the model. The most distinctive element is the bright vertical light bar running through the centre of the structure. It gives the Station a strong night-time silhouette without relying on the same red flowing strip used on the Tower.
The official images also show plenty of mechanical detail around the upper platform, including vents, pipes, cooling equipment and antenna elements. With 19 printed bricks, the technical signage is part of the build rather than a set of temporary labels.
Designed to connect to Neon Tech Tower
A built-in skybridge port lets the Station connect to the Neon Tech Tower 17011. The power system can also be daisy-chained across up to four compatible buildings from one power source.
That makes the Station useful as both a standalone display and an entry point into a larger Neoncity layout. At 36 cm tall it still has a proper vertical profile, but the $74.99 price is substantially below the Tower.
Where to buy Lumibricks Neon Tech Station 17010
Neon Tech Station 17010 is available from the official Lumibricks store at $74.99. An Amazon UK product page also exists, but Amazon pricing and stock can change independently.
If you buy from the official site, you can use code THERIGHTBRICK for 10% off.
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For another building in the same setting, see the earlier Lumibricks Cyberpunk Police Headquarters.
