IAMBRICK Sakura Line sets 50104 and 50105 have arrived on the official store. Sakura Station & Skybridge 50104 builds a cherry-blossom station stop beneath an elevated pedestrian crossing, while The Corner Store & Izakaya 50105 adds a convenience shop, an upstairs bar and another custom street car.
Both sets are available separately, but they have clearly been designed as a pair. Their integrated bases connect to create a wider Japanese street scene with two buildings, two cars, four characters and nine LED light points between them.
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IAMBRICK Sakura Line Sets 50104 and 50105 at a Glance
| Set | Sakura Station & Skybridge | The Corner Store & Izakaya |
|---|---|---|
| Model number | 50104 | 50105 |
| Pieces | 1,593 | 1,745 |
| Size | 28 × 28 × 20 cm | 25.5 × 25.5 × 25 cm |
| Lighting | 5 LED light points | 4 LED light points |
| Vehicle | Crimson Bridge Runner | Azure Night Runner |
| Characters | Ren and Aki | Hana and Kan |
| Official price | £64 / $84.99 / €74.95 | £64 / $84.99 / €74.95 |
Sakura Station & Skybridge 50104
The station is the set that caught my attention first. That probably will not surprise anyone who read my look at the recent IAMBRICK Riverside buildings. A bridge can do far more for a street layout than another flat shopfront, and this elevated crossing gives the whole scene a proper sense of height and movement.
The 1,593-piece model places a station shelter, vending machine, benches, bicycle and street furniture beneath the bridge. A large cherry-blossom tree reaches over the steps and helps soften all the grey structure, while the road signs and station details stop the base from feeling empty.
At 28 cm square and 20 cm tall, this is a compact scene rather than a full modular building. That is not necessarily a weakness. The open layout makes the station easy to see, and the bridge should add useful variety beside taller city buildings.
The included Crimson Bridge Runner is an 8-wide custom street car with two wheel options. The standard setup keeps the wheels upright for rolling, while the stance setup angles them for a lower show-car look. Five LED light points illuminate the station scene, and Ren the street photographer and Aki the station regular provide its two characters.
The Corner Store & Izakaya 50105
The Corner Store & Izakaya is the denser of the two releases. It uses 1,745 pieces to build a two-storey corner property, with a bright convenience shop at street level, an izakaya upstairs and a small storage room at the rear.
There is plenty of detail fighting for attention on the outside. Vending machines line the pavement, lanterns mark the upstairs entrance and a large maneki-neko sign sits on the roof. The official specification lists 52 printed pieces, covering shop details, road signs and rooftop signage. That amount of decoration should help the relatively small building feel much busier.
The rear-facing interior keeps both floors accessible rather than trying to seal everything inside a fully enclosed modular. The shop counter and stocked shelves occupy the ground floor, while the warm izakaya has tables, seating and food details above it. Four LEDs light the shopfront, signs and lanterns.
Its Azure Night Runner follows the same 8-wide format as the red car, including the interchangeable standard and stance wheel arrangements. Hana works in the corner store and Kan owns the izakaya, giving the building two themed characters rather than a generic pair of passers-by.
Two Custom Cars and One Connected District
The shared bases and connection points are what make these feel like the start of a proper range rather than two unrelated display sets. Joined together, the station crossing leads into the corner building and the two custom cars turn the road into a small street meet.
The complete pairing totals 3,338 pieces, nine LED light points, four characters and two 8-wide vehicles. It also gives the street a useful contrast: one side is open and filled with cherry blossom, while the other is taller, darker and packed with signage.
Price and Availability
When checked on 4 September 2026, IAMBRICK listed both Sakura Line sets as available to order. Each was priced at £64 in the UK, $84.99 in the US or €74.95 in much of Europe. Buying the pair therefore came to £128, $169.98 or €149.90 before any delivery charges or discounts.
I have not added Amazon links because I could not confirm live Amazon listings or ASINs for either release.
Early Thoughts
If I were choosing only one from the official images, Sakura Station & Skybridge would be my first pick. The bridge, cherry tree and red street car give it a shape that is immediately different from a conventional shop build.
The Corner Store & Izakaya may be the stronger value on paper. It has more pieces, a proper two-floor interior and 52 prints for the same price. The best result is clearly the connected display, though. Together they look less like two products placed side by side and more like the first complete corner of IAMBRICK’s Sakura Line Custom District.
