A crashed plane, a working supply hoist and a pharmacy beneath the wreckage. I enjoyed this post-apocalyptic build, although the tower support and lighting cables need more work.
The Manga Shop pairs traditional Japanese architecture with superb neon lighting and a detailed comic-shop interior. A compact favourite, with one reservation about the price.
A hands-on Lumibricks Neon Tech Tower 17011 review covering its demanding build, 27 integrated lights, four-floor interior, printed details and Cyberpunk display value.
I built Lumibricks The Bodega 26 19017, a compact Street Fusion shop with 618 pieces, 48 prints, three lights and excellent New York atmosphere.
A hands-on review of the 2,043-piece IAMBRICK Doomsday Gas Station, covering its layered wasteland design, lighting, interiors, printed details, vehicles and value.
Lumibricks Corner Photo Studio 19016 review after a full build, covering its compact modular design, rotating backdrops, lighting and access issues.
A hands-on Lumibricks K's Spinner 23001 review covering the build, integrated lighting, screen-accurate shape, Officer K figure and display value.
The Lumibricks Old West Inn had a lot to live up to after the Western Carpentry Workshop. That set already showed that Lumibricks was willing to lean into a darker, rougher side of the Old West theme, and the Inn…
This set sits firmly within Lumibricks’ Cyberpunk theme. I have already reviewed one of the apartment buildings from the same series, and this patrol car is a direct extension of that neon-drenched world. This was also my first alternative-brand vehicle…
After enjoying my time with Iambrick’s Arboreal Keep, I wanted to see if that experience carried over to another set from the brand. Greenwood Range immediately caught my eye. It sits firmly in the medieval / castle space and depicts…
