The Lumibricks Blade Runner 2049 Street Market has now been officially revealed, alongside the Protein Farm Living Quarters and The Creation of the Replicant. All three appear on a new Blade Runner 2049 landscape page and are currently marked as coming soon.
This is our clearest look yet at where the licensed range is heading after K’s Spinner. Rather than concentrating only on vehicles, Lumibricks is recreating three very different parts of the film’s world: the barren outskirts, the crowded city and Wallace Corporation.
Three Sides of Blade Runner 2049
Lumibricks has arranged the new models as a journey through the landscape of 2049. Protein Farm Living Quarters represents the outskirts, Street Market covers the neon city, and The Creation of the Replicant moves above it all into Wallace Corporation.
That gives the range more variety than three similarly styled buildings would have done. The models also appear designed to work as individual display scenes rather than one continuous modular street.
Lumibricks Blade Runner 2049 Street Market
Street Market is the largest and busiest-looking reveal. It combines food stalls, storefronts, stacked advertising screens and a tall illuminated tower into a compact slice of the city. The mix of signs and different building heights gives it the visual clutter that a Blade Runner street scene needs.
The official images also recreate K’s encounter with the huge Joi advertisement in the market. A small Spinner sits beside the street, while the holographic figure gives the scene its most recognisable feature. This looks like the set that will appeal most to Cyberpunk city builders, even before taking the licence into account.
Protein Farm Living Quarters
Protein Farm Living Quarters takes a completely different approach. The low, weathered building, dead tree and dusty ground recreate Sapper Morton’s isolated home beyond Los Angeles. Lumibricks has shown both the exterior and several interior scenes, including the kitchen and the confrontation inside the living quarters.
It is a much quieter model than Street Market, but that is exactly why it stands out. The yellow entrance provides the main colour against an otherwise muted landscape, and the lighting appears to be used more sparingly to preserve the bleak atmosphere.
The Creation of the Replicant
The third model recreates the arrival of a new replicant inside Wallace Corporation. This is a narrower display piece built around the chamber, warm amber lighting and two figures. Compared with the other reveals, it looks closer to a focused film vignette than a building.
The height of the chamber and the restrained colour palette suit the scene well. It should also be the easiest of the three to fit on a smaller shelf, although Lumibricks has not yet published dimensions for any of the models.
Price and Release Date
Lumibricks has not announced prices, piece counts or a release date. All three models are simply marked as coming soon, and they have not yet appeared as individual products in the Blade Runner 2049 collection.
The reveal follows the earlier official Blade Runner 2049 collaboration announcement and the release of K’s Spinner 23001, which I have already reviewed. Together, these new models make the licence feel like a proper display range rather than a one-off vehicle release.
Lumibricks has also mentioned a gift with purchase around the launch, although the exact item, qualifying spend and availability have not yet been confirmed on the reveal page. I am not a big fan of limited GWPs because they can add pressure to order immediately, but I will reserve judgement until Lumibricks publishes the full details.
For now, Street Market is the obvious highlight for me. It has the density, lighting and vertical signage I hoped Lumibricks would bring to this licence. Protein Farm and the Replicant scene make the wider collection more interesting, rather than simply repeating that same neon formula three times.
