Lumibricks K’s Spinner 23001 now has a full official product page, with a direct-store price of $39.99. The officially licensed Blade Runner 2049 vehicle uses 410 pieces, eight LED lights, 30 printed bricks and an Officer K figure.
This is the complete release follow-up to the early Amazon UK listing and Lumibricks’ later official Blade Runner 2049 collaboration announcement. Those earlier pages established the subject and set number, but the final listing fills in the price, dimensions, lighting and interactive features.

Lumibricks K’s Spinner 23001 Has 410 Pieces
The finished model measures 18.8cm long, 9.5cm wide and 6.8cm tall. That makes it a compact desk display rather than a large collector vehicle, but the low, wide shape still leaves room for the separate front pods, angular canopy and heavy rear bodywork that define K’s Spinner.
The official package list divides the 410 pieces between two bags, and Lumibricks describes it as a build that should take a few hours. At this scale, the model looks designed to deliver the silhouette and atmosphere without turning the first set in the licence into an expensive centrepiece.
Eight LEDs Create the Hover Effect
Lighting is the feature that makes the subject work. Cool-white front spotlights and landing lights frame the two forward pods, a sharp red light sits at the rear, and blue ambient lighting fills the cockpit. Cool-white underglow projects beneath the chassis to give the parked model a convincing hover effect.
For me, this is exactly the sort of licensed vehicle where integrated lighting earns its place. The Spinner is defined as much by rain, darkness and reflected neon as it is by the body shape, so an unlit version would lose a large part of the appeal.
The lights require two CR2032 coin batteries, and Lumibricks states that they are not included.

Opening Cockpit and Detachable Drone
The roof opens to provide access to the blue-lit cockpit and seat the included figure. That is a useful feature on such a low vehicle, where trying to place a figure through the side would otherwise be awkward.
A detachable reconnaissance drone sits on the roof and uses a quick-release connection. Lumibricks also includes a transparent display stand, allowing the drone to be shown hovering above the vehicle rather than left as a small removable panel.

30 Printed Bricks and Officer K
Lumibricks lists 30 printed bricks and no stickers. The prints add small mechanical markings and panel details across the grey bodywork, which should help the model avoid looking too plain without covering every surface in decoration.
The single Officer K figure includes a high-collar coat, dedicated hairstyle and a custom blaster. The coat is the key detail here because it gives the figure a recognisable silhouette beside the vehicle, even at a glance.

K’s Spinner 23001 Price and Availability
Lumibricks lists K’s Spinner 23001 at $39.99, with USA, Europe, Canada, UK and Global shipping options shown as available at the time of drafting.
The existing Amazon UK listing is also in stock at £36.99. It is sold by Lumibricks and dispatched by Amazon, which may be the more convenient option for UK buyers.
- Set name: K’s Spinner
- Set number: 23001
- Licence: Blade Runner 2049
- Pieces: 410
- Official-store price: $39.99
- Amazon UK price: £36.99 at the time of drafting
- Dimensions: 18.8 x 9.5 x 6.8 cm
- Lighting: eight LEDs
- Power: two CR2032 batteries, not included
- Printed parts: 30 printed bricks, with no stickers listed
- Figures: one Officer K figure
- Other features: opening roof and detachable drone with clear stand

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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At this price and scale, K’s Spinner feels like a sensible first release for the collaboration. It is small enough to sit on a desk, but the lighting, printed parts and Officer K figure give it more identity than a basic vehicle model.







