Lumibricks Blade Runner 2049 Street Market 23004 illuminated

Lumibricks Blade Runner 2049 Sets Are Now Available, With Limited Replicant GWP

Lumibricks has now listed its Blade Runner 2049 collection, including Street Market 23004, Protein Farm Living Quarters 23002 and the limited Creation of the Replicant 23011 gift.

The new Lumibricks Blade Runner 2049 sets are now available on the official website. Street Market 23004 costs $129.99, while Protein Farm Living Quarters 23002 is $134.99. Buying both through the qualifying bundle also gets you the limited Creation of the Replicant 23011 gift, while stocks last.

Following our earlier Blade Runner preview, there is now a much better look at the interiors, lighting and display layouts. The two main sets cover very different sides of the film: crowded neon streets and Sapper Morton’s isolated home.

Street Market 23004: Neon Signs and Pavement Tables

Lumibricks Blade Runner 2049 Street Market 23004 illuminated
Street Market spreads out around a tall sign tower, with warm upstairs windows and blue-lit stalls.

Street Market recreates the scene where K meets Mariette, with a narrow building rising behind two busy street-level sections. A tower of illuminated signs gives it height, while the large transparent advertising figure stretches up through the scene. Warm upstairs windows sit behind the cooler blue and purple lighting below.

The little pavement tables are a particularly good detail. Drinks and food sit alongside the figures, with a bank of bright blue vending-machine fronts under the canopy. Pipes, cables and signs fill the spaces around them, giving the street the crowded appearance you would expect from this setting.

Lumibricks Street Market 23004 pavement tables and vending machines
Food, drinks and pavement tables sit beneath a canopy beside the illuminated vending machines.

The set has 1,901 pieces, 14 LED lights, 47 printed bricks and three minifigures. The side sections can open out to make a wider display, or fold in for a more compact arrangement. Closed, the model measures approximately 23.2cm wide, 28cm deep and 30cm high, so allow extra shelf width if you want to display it spread out.

There is plenty going on, but the central sign tower keeps it from looking like a flat row of stalls. It should make an interesting companion to the separately listed K’s Spinner 23001, particularly for a display built around the film’s city scenes.

Protein Farm Living Quarters 23002: Inside Sapper’s Home

Lumibricks Protein Farm Living Quarters 23002 cabin tree and figures
The yellow and grey-green cabin comes with a separate dead tree and two minifigures.

Protein Farm Living Quarters takes the opposite approach. It is low and broad, with yellow projecting sections, grey-green walls, exposed pipework and a weathered canopy over the entrance. The separate dead tree helps establish the isolated setting without surrounding the building with a huge landscape base.

Roof vents, a red warning light, a ladder and barrels give the exterior a practical, industrial appearance. The building measures approximately 38cm wide, 26cm deep and 17cm high; the separate tree needs a little more space alongside it. K’s Spinner is a separate product in the range, so it should not be assumed to be included with this cabin.

Inside, the removable roof reveals a kitchen with appliances and a sink, a living area with orange seating, a bedroom and a bathroom. The room-by-room layout is a big part of the appeal here. Even without the film connection, the combination of worn surfaces and everyday furniture gives it the appearance of a home someone actually uses.

Lumibricks Protein Farm Living Quarters 23002 rooms with roof removed
Removing the roof reveals the room layout, from the kitchen and living area to the bedroom and bathroom.

Removable wall sections provide further access, including a way to stage the confrontation between K and Sapper Morton. The set has 2,400 pieces, 15 LED lights, 45 printed bricks and two minifigures. Warm room lighting, green illumination in one section and the red rooftop beacon give it a different look from the Market’s neon signs.

The Replicant Gift: How the Bundle Works

Lumibricks Creation of the Replicant 23011 illuminated gift
Warm lighting shines through the suspended replicant scene, with Wallace standing in front.

The Creation of the Replicant 23011 has returned to the official website after its earlier listing disappeared. The small display recreates the Wallace Corporation scene, with a suspended replicant, warm lighting and an exclusive Wallace figure. Lumibricks lists it with a $29.99 value, and the current bundle promotion offers it free with the two main sets.

The offer runs from 29 September to 28 October 2026, with 700 gifts available while supplies last. To claim it, use “Add bundle to cart” on either the Street Market or Protein Farm product page. This adds both qualifying sets and the gift together. Lumibricks explicitly warns that adding the two sets separately will not add the gift automatically, so check that it appears free in your cart before paying.

The gift ships separately from the China warehouse, with an estimated six to 12 business days for delivery. If you return either qualifying set, the gift must also be returned unopened and unused, otherwise its value will be deducted from the refund.

I am still not a huge fan of gifts tied to buying multiple sets. It is a welcome extra if you already wanted both, but I would choose the buildings on their own merits rather than let the limited gift make the decision.

Lumibricks Blade Runner 2049 Sets: Prices and Availability

Checked on 29 September 2026, Street Market is $129.99 USD and Protein Farm Living Quarters is $134.99 USD, bringing the two-set total to $264.98 before discounts or shipping. Both show USA, Europe, Canada, UK and Global options available. These are US-dollar prices, including the UK warehouse option.

You can use code THERIGHTBRICK for 10% off where accepted; check whether it applies to your chosen bundle at checkout. The buttons below are affiliate links, so I may earn a commission if you buy through them, at no extra cost to you.

Michael
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