Lumibricks Cyberpunk Sets: The Complete Neoncity Guide (2026)

If you like the rain-soaked, neon-drenched Blade Runner look but don't want to pay LEGO money — or wire in an aftermarket lighting kit after the fact — the Lumibricks Cyberpunk Neoncity line is the range to know. Every set ships with built-in LEDs you install as you build, uses printed parts instead of stickers, and comes in well under a comparable LEGO price. This is our running guide to the whole Cyberpunk lineup: what we've reviewed, what each one costs, and which one to buy first. We'll keep adding sets as we build them.

Not to mention, Cyberpunk is a perfect fit for illumination.

What is the Lumibricks Cyberpunk "Neoncity" line?

Neoncity is Lumibricks' cyberpunk theme (some sets first shipped under the older Funwhole name). The whole line leans into the same near-future aesthetic — glowing signage, hidden battery boxes, ice-blue and neon-red accents — and shares a few traits that make it stand out from LEGO:

• Built-in lighting — LEDs are routed through the model as you build, powered by USB or a hidden battery box and switch. No retrofitting a lighting kit later.
• Printed parts, no stickers — decoration is UV/pad printed onto the elements.
• Strong pieces-per-dollar value — consistently cheaper than a LEGO set of similar size, before you even factor in the lights.
• Adult-collector focus — most sets are rated 16+ thanks to the fiddly wire routing.

Want the bigger-picture brand comparison first? Read our LEGO vs. Lumibricks breakdown.

The Cyberpunk sets at a glance

Here's the full Lumibricks Cyberpunk Neoncity lineup at the time of writing (July 2026). As always with Lumibricks, the value is strong across the board — the Game Stack is the standout on pure pieces-per-dollar.

Price vs. piece count

Plotting price against piece count shows how consistent the value is across the range. The dashed line is the average price-per-piece trend — anything sitting below it is beating the average on value, and the Game Stack (highlighted) is the clear winner.

Lumibricks Cyberpunk Game Stack — the best-value flagship

At 2,580 pieces for around $129.99, the Cyberpunk Game Stack (Amazon) is the best value in the range — it packs nearly as many pieces as the $169.99 display towers for $40 less, giving it the lowest price-per-piece of any Cyberpunk set. It's not quite the largest set by count (the Floating Train Station, Cyber Couture Galleria, and Apartment edge it out), but it's the one we'd point to first: an advanced build with multiple instruction booklets and a ton of hidden lighting that nails that grimy-future vibe.

Read our full Lumibricks Cyberpunk Game Stack review (we scored it 9.0/10).

Best for: collectors who want the most brick-for-the-buck and don't mind a long, involved build.

Lumibricks 17003 Future Bus — the mid-size pick

The Future Bus (Amazon) — set 17003, also sold as Funwhole F9060 — is a 605-piece, ~$39.99 build with 5 LEDs and a clever transforming gimmick: flip up the turbines and the bus becomes a hovering sci-fi cruiser. Two minifigures, printed parts.

Read our full Lumibricks Future Bus review (8.5/10).

Best for: a low-cost, high-value entry into the theme with the most play value.

Lumibricks F9043 Police Patrol Car — the cheapest way in

The Police Patrol Car (Amazon) is a 372-piece, ~$36.99 compact display car with 8 LED light points — glowing side signs, headlights, a rear light strip, and a flashing red-and-blue roof bar. Printed parts, one minifigure.

Read our full Lumibricks Police Patrol Car review (8.25/10).

Best for: the lowest-risk way to find out if the Neoncity line is for you.

Coming soon: Blade Runner 2049

The big news: Lumibricks has teased an official Blade Runner 2049 collaboration — a licensed sci-fi set from the brand that already does neon lighting better than anyone. We think it's a near-perfect match.

Read our take: Lumibricks Is Getting Blade Runner 2049 — and This Feels Like a Big Deal.

Still on our build backlog

We've got more Neoncity sets waiting to be built and reviewed — we'll link the reviews here as they go live:

• Lumibricks Neon Tech Tower (17011) — the newest flagship: a 2,227-piece, ~$149.99 skyscraper that stands roughly 47 cm (18.5 in) tall with 27 light points and a dynamic flowing light strip, plus two acrylic light panels (one lights up the "NEONCITY" logo). Four modular floors, five original characters, 40 printed parts, and 9 silver-coated elements. It has a detachable base (drops the height to ~34 cm for a cabinet), a pull-out CEO Office module, a quick-release side wall, and a bridge connector that links it to the Neon Tech Station. Supports linked power for up to 4 models. Review coming soon.
• Lumibricks Neon Tech Station (17010) — a 1,282-piece, ~$74.99 corporate-sector tower that stands roughly 36 cm (14.2 in) tall with 13 built-in LEDs and a signature vertical light bar. It has a quick-release modular structure across three themed floors, five minifigures, and 19 printed parts. Built on a standard 32×32 baseplate, it links to the Neon Tech Tower (and other Neoncity buildings) via a pedestrian skybridge port and supports daisy-chained power for up to 4 buildings on one source. Review coming soon.
• Lumibricks Police Urban Convoy — this one is already at BrickReport HQ, in hand and awaiting build. It's a 485-piece transforming police cruiser (ground-to-flight mode) with 8 LEDs, and it docks with the Police HQ set for a connected storyline. Review coming soon.
• Lumibricks Cyberpunk Police HQ — the ~16-inch, 1,716-piece neon precinct tower ($109.99) that the Police Urban Convoy docks into. Review coming soon.
• Lumibricks Floating Train Station (2,760 pcs) and Cyber Couture Galleria (2,701 pcs) — the big $169.99 display towers. Reviews coming soon.
• Also on our radar: Izakaya (1,987 pcs) and Apartment (2,507 pcs).

Browse the full range via our Lumibricks Cyberpunk collection link.

Which Lumibricks Cyberpunk set should you buy?

• Want the best value? Go straight for the Game Stack — the most pieces per dollar in the range.
• Want the best all-rounder? The Future Bus gives you lights, a transforming gimmick, and two minifigures for ~$40.
• Just testing the waters? The Police Patrol Car is the cheapest, quickest way in.

Whichever you pick, you're getting built-in neon lighting, printed parts, and more brick per dollar than the LEGO equivalent. Browse the full range through our Lumibricks referral link or the Lumibricks store on Amazon — using them helps support the site at no extra cost to you.

How to save on Lumibricks

The prices above are list price — but you can usually do a bit better:

• Grab the newsletter coupon. Signing up for the Lumibricks email list typically unlocks a 10% off code on your first order — an easy discount on a big set like the Game Stack or one of the $169.99 towers.
• Watch for buy-more-save-more deals. Lumibricks frequently runs multi-buy promotions (buy two or more sets and take an extra discount), which makes a lot of sense if you're building out a whole Neoncity block rather than a single set.
• Stack with a rewards account. Creating an account earns points/perks you can put toward future orders.

Prices and promos change, so check the current Cyberpunk collection before you check out.