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Some of the lego/not-lego sets from the past couple of months!
Lumibricks newsstand and a shark that has SEEN SOME SHIT (my fault; giving it 'cute' eyes was a mistake)
Alien family portrait (with a bonus cousin; if you know you know :D)
Lumibricks Interstellar drive through diner - with cute easter egg minifigs and what I can only describe as a pimp mobile
And a couple of cars! My headcanon is that the rolls (?) is Alfred's preferred daily driver.
Just uploaded a full review of one of the most incredible building sets I’ve ever built: the Lumibricks Izakaya! Over 1,900 pieces, no stickers (all printed parts!), 15 lights, 6 unique minifigures… and yes, there’s a giant octopus on the roof 🐙
From a robot bounty hunter to a lost dog that finds its way home thanks to another Funwhole set (the Apartment!), this build is packed with stories and surprises. And the lighting system? Chef’s kiss 💡🔥
💬 Come check it out and let me know: Would YOU live in this glowing cyberpunk world?
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Lumibricks Sunset Stopover + Bill and Ted minifigs from minifigsme = a most excellent road trip!
The Funwhole/Lumibricks Medieval Tailor Shop! It was so much fun to put together and it has so many little details - spinning wheel with distaff! A fabric dying and starching station!
The back opens up in a bunch of places so you can see inside
The only hiccup, and it was a minor one, was that the roof is a little precarious. It sits on a ledge, so it can be lifted up to see inside, and it really wants to slip off. Based on reviews, this is an issue with the whole medieval line that's corrected in later sets, but it was easily remedied with a little blob of blutac.
If you like lego or want to give it a try without breaking the bank, definitely recommend giving any of the Lumibricks (formerly Funwhole) sets a try.
Some build photos under the cut
I love this new set from Lumibricks: The Alpine Observatory (with added visiting Celeste)
All their sets come with lights, but this one has a little something extra...
Projection telescope!
I did the Jack and the beanstalk set from Lumibricks, and it is so cool!
I love the organic feeling vines and the glowing waterfall, but I'm especially impressed with how they managed to make swirly fluffy clouds out of toy bricks.
It's an older set and it took me ages to find anywhere that had it in stock for shipping to Australia, but man, I'm so glad I did. Just look at it!
Behold! The cheese house! We've got a cheese press, a cozy fire, and secret mouse holes, complete with mouse (and pilfered cheese)!
Delicious home made goat cheese - and you can even meet the goat!
Lumibrick's steampunk train! I love how it looks, but it taught me that fiddly technic builds are not for me; I just don't have the patience. Luckily, I'm also not a fan of vehicle sets (apart from this one), so it works out well 😁
