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IAMBRICK Doomsday Water Tower 30903 is now available from the official IAMBRICK store. The latest addition to its Wasteland range is a 2,040-piece water outpost with a separate delivery truck, three survivor figures and included lighting.
I am very fond of this theme, having built and reviewed the Doomsday Gas Station and Wrecked Plane Pharmacy. This gives the survivors somewhere to get clean water as well. The weathered tank, crooked utility pole and crowded little rooms look right at home alongside those two sets.
IAMBRICK Doomsday Water Tower 30903: Key Details
- Pieces: 2,040
- Printed pieces: 43
- Lighting: 10 lighting points, powered via USB-C
- Figures: Three survivors, Mira, Erin and Noah
- Included vehicle: A separate water delivery truck
- Station dimensions: Approximately 31 cm wide, 25.5 cm deep and 34 cm tall
- Prices: £80 in the UK, US$104.90 in the US and €95.95 on the German storefront
- Availability: Available to order, checked on 11 November 2026
A Water Station Built Upwards
The pale blue storage tank sits high above a timber-style support structure, with rust patches across its curved panels and a patched brown roof. A railed lookout stands beside it. Ladders run between the levels, while pipes, valves and warning signs fill the gaps below.
At ground level there is a purification room and a small shop counter, with bottles, storage shelves and equipment inside. Two translucent turquoise cylinders sit at the front, underneath a large water station sign. A solar panel, dish and leaning utility pole continue the improvised look.
The back has plenty going on too. There is a small shack with a patchwork roof, more pipework and a ladder down to the lower rooms. At 34 cm tall, it should add some height to a display of the earlier Wasteland buildings.
Opening Panels and a Fold-Away Ladder
A hinged ground-floor panel opens beside the bottle storage, and the purification room has a sliding door. Part of the tank wall folds down to expose the translucent water pieces inside. There is also a fold-away ladder section for reaching the upper platform.
That gives you several ways to reach the interior. I liked the opening panels on the Gas Station, and it is good to see access getting attention again here. How sturdy the taller sections are during assembly is something I would still want to check, especially after the support issues I had with the Pharmacy’s watchtower.
43 Printed Pieces and USB-C Lighting
The 43 printed pieces cover a lot of the weathering and small equipment details. There are rust-marked tank panels, pressure gauges, warning signs, a water-quality display and a worn solar-panel design. Even the large water station sign has chipped-looking edges.
Several notices ask the survivors to conserve water, which fits the purpose of the building. IAMBRICK lists these as printed pieces, but I have not confirmed whether any additional transfers are supplied, as they were with the earlier sets.
The included lighting uses 10 lighting points and USB-C power. The front purification cylinders glow turquoise, red lights sit around the tank roof, and warm light picks out the counter and upper spaces.
Cable routing was one of my reservations with both earlier builds. The power connection is clear here, but the official photos do not tell us how tidy the installation will be. That needs a hands-on check.
A Water Truck and Three Survivors
The olive-green delivery truck is a separate build, with a cylindrical tank behind the cab, a protective front grille and small roof lamps. Its cab doors open and the wheels turn. It measures approximately 14 cm long, 6 cm wide and 7 cm tall, so leave some extra room if you want it parked alongside the station.
Three figures are included. Mira looks after the filters, pumps and storage tank; Erin is the messenger keeping the outpost in contact with the outside world; and Noah drives the water truck. There are places for them at the counter, on the lookout and in the cab.
Price and Where to Buy
Checked on 11 November 2026, the official store lists Doomsday Water Tower at £80 in the UK, US$104.90 in the US and €95.95 on the German storefront. All three showed it available to order. Choose your delivery country and check the final basket total for shipping and any current offers.
There is a substantial scene here for that price: the tower, lower rooms, truck, printed pieces and lights. I enjoyed the earlier Wasteland sets despite their rough edges, and this is a useful next subject for the range. I have not built this one, so any judgement on the construction and lighting installation will have to wait.
Official images and specifications: IAMBRICK Doomsday Water Tower 30903. This is release news based on the official listing, not a hands-on review.
