Our LEGO 1793 Space Station Zenon review - a US-only 1995 Unitron set with 346 pieces, 3 astronauts, a gun-turret base, buggy, and spacecraft that builds in about an hour.
- LEGO
- Space
- Vintage
- Unitron
LEGO & brick sets — tested and scored
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BrickReport scores build experience, instructions, design, and real-world value — so you can pick the right set before you click buy.
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Our LEGO Creator 40518 High-Speed Train review — a 284-piece, $20 two-carriage set that's robust enough for kids and can be doubled up into a four-car mega-train.
- LEGO
- Creator
- Train
Our LEGO Friends 42675 Unicorn Cake Delivery Car review — a 67-piece, 4+ set with 2 minidolls. We test whether a 4-year-old can build it entirely by themselves.
- LEGO
- Friends
Our LEGO Space 1785 Crater Critters review — a 1995 vintage set that builds two robots in Unitron and Spyrius colors, though it was never officially part of either.
- LEGO
- Space
- Vintage
- Unitron
- Spyrius
Our LEGO City 60312 Police Car review — a 94-piece, $9.99 muscle-car-styled patrol car with one police officer minifigure. A great cheap gift and quick build.
- LEGO
- City
Our LEGO Icons 10350 Tudor Corner review — the 20th modular and first British one, a 3,266-piece corner build with a pub, a clockmaker's shop and 8 minifigures.
- LEGO
- Icons
- Modular
Top rated
Sets scoring 8+ — our current standouts.
Our LEGO City 60454 Holiday Adventure Camper Van review — a 385-piece, $29.99 set with a full interior, 2 minifigures and a baby. Fun, affordable, and a must-buy.
- LEGO
- City
Lumibricks
Lumibricks Cyberpunk Game Stack Review
9.0
Our Lumibricks Cyberpunk Game Stack review — a 2,580-piece light-up Neoncity set for $129. Huge value, built-in LEDs, and one of the best LEGO alternatives around.
- Lumibricks
- Cyberpunk
- Game Stack
- LEGO Alternative
Our LEGO Icons 10350 Tudor Corner review — the 20th modular and first British one, a 3,266-piece corner build with a pub, a clockmaker's shop and 8 minifigures.
- LEGO
- Icons
- Modular
LEGO alternatives
Third-party and compatible lines worth your shelf space — look for the "LEGO Alternative" tag in our library.
Lumibricks
Lumibricks Cyberpunk Game Stack Review
9.0
Our Lumibricks Cyberpunk Game Stack review — a 2,580-piece light-up Neoncity set for $129. Huge value, built-in LEDs, and one of the best LEGO alternatives around.
- Lumibricks
- Cyberpunk
- Game Stack
- LEGO Alternative
Our Lumibricks (Funwhole) 17003 Future Bus review — a 605-piece light-up Cyberpunk Neoncity set with 5 LEDs that converts from bus to hovercraft. Worth it?
- Lumibricks
- Funwhole
- Cyberpunk
- Neoncity
- LEGO Alternative
Our Lumibricks (Funwhole) F9043 Police Patrol Car review — a 372-piece light-up Cyberpunk Neoncity set with 8 LEDs and printed parts for $36.99. Worth it?
- Lumibricks
- Funwhole
- Cyberpunk
- Neoncity
- LEGO Alternative
From the blog
Comparisons, guides, and opinion pieces.
Lumibricks Cyberpunk Sets: The Complete Neoncity Guide (2026)
A complete guide to the Lumibricks Cyberpunk Neoncity range — light-up, LEGO-alternative sets with built-in LEDs. Reviews, prices, piece counts, and which one to buy first.
- Lumibricks
- Cyberpunk
- Neoncity
- LEGO Alternative
- Buying Guide
The History of LEGO Video Games (1995–2026)
From a forgotten Sega Pico cartridge in 1995 to open-world Fortnite survival and a Switch 2 Batman, here's the casual, opinionated tour through 30 years of LEGO video games - with a big soft spot for the Star Wars ones.
- LEGO
- Video Games
- Star Wars
- History