Lumibricks Neon Elite Lounge 17013 and Neon Garden 17014 have appeared on the official Lumibricks website, with both sets marked as coming in mid-September.
These are early official previews rather than releases. Neither set is available to order yet, and Lumibricks has not confirmed genuine prices, piece counts, dimensions or exact launch dates.
Even so, the first images reveal two very different additions to Neon City. The Elite Lounge is a large luxury venue packed with lighting and landscaping, while Neon Garden is a much smaller scene designed to bring some greenery into the concrete and neon.
Lumibricks Neon Elite Lounge 17013 Goes Big on Cyberpunk Luxury
The Elite Lounge is the obvious centrepiece of the pair. Its two-storey layout wraps around a raised garden and illuminated fountain, with curved pink and cyan light strips defining the building’s rounded exterior.
The upper floor appears to contain a private dining room, another smaller dining space and a circular rooftop platform. A tall illuminated botanical sign rises above the roof, while the ground floor combines a bright entrance with planted walkways, steps and water running around the base.
Five figures are pictured beside the model in one of the official images. However, the current listing has no contents list, so the final figure selection and accessories have not yet been confirmed in writing.
Lumibricks previously described the Well Reverb district in its 2026 Neon City roadmap as an area built around luxury entertainment and high-end nightlife. The Elite Lounge looks well suited to that part of the city, although the new product page does not explicitly name its district.
Neon Garden 17014 Adds a Smaller Layout Piece
Neon Garden takes the opposite approach. It is a compact landscaped scene centred on a tall, crystal-like illuminated structure, with a transparent entrance canopy and small control panel built into the base.
Raised circular planters sit on either side, filled with flowers and cactus-style plants. There are also exposed pipes, small lamps and a bubbling water feature across the front, so the set still has plenty to examine despite its smaller footprint.
This may be the more flexible layout set. Cyberpunk streets can quickly become a solid wall of tall buildings, and a low-profile garden gives the lighting somewhere to breathe while breaking up the skyline. It should also work as a standalone display for anyone who does not have room for another full modular block.
Two Different Sides of Lumibricks Neon City
The contrast between these sets is what makes the pairing interesting. Recent releases such as the Neon Tech Tower 17011 and Neon Tech Station 17010 have pushed the corporate and infrastructure side of the theme. These new models add leisure space and a rare patch of greenery instead.
The shared planting, water and illuminated transparent elements also help the two sets look connected. Neon Garden could sit beside the Lounge as an extension of its landscaped frontage, or provide a visual link between several larger Cyberpunk buildings.
Pricing and Release Details Are Still Missing
Both official pages currently use placeholder pricing, so there is no valid retail price to report. Lumibricks has also not confirmed:
- piece counts or finished dimensions
- the number of lights or how each set is powered
- printed-part counts and complete figure line-ups
- an exact September launch date
- Amazon availability or regional prices
For now, both sets are official but still firmly in teaser territory. I will update the details once Lumibricks replaces the holding pages with full specifications and ordering information.
