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 A Review of Brass, Brick & Imagination Overview & Specs Set Name: Steampunk Flying Club Set Number: (LumiBricks F9050) Piece Count: 1,858 Dimensions: Approx. 14.3” × 9.6” × 9.6” Price Point: Mid-range modular territory; comfortably below LEGO’s premium modulars, firmly in LumiBricks’ “value with flair” bracket. Build & Brick Quality This was, simply put, a satisfying build. Every stage had a sense of purpose: the base rising steadily, the facades adding character, and then the fantastical flying details emerging at the top. It’s not just a building — it’s a vision of another era, an alternate past. The bricks themselves were excellent as always. Clutch strength was strong, colour consistency was sharp, and those printed stained-glass windows in particular really sell the look. The instructions were clear and broken into two manuals, which made the build less daunting. My box contained 10 bags, though the spec sheet online sometimes lists 12 — not a dealbr...

  FALAGIL Baxter Building: A Headquarters Worth the Weight This thing landed on my doorstep like a brick-filled meteor. The FALAGIL Baxter Building is no lightweight knockoff — over 6,100 pieces, packed into a pair of hefty boxes with numbered bags and two thick instruction books. It’s sold through Youmko. The Box & First Impressions This one came in heavy. A serious box, actually two smaller boxes inside, and within them a total of 14 large numbered bags , each with around 10 smaller numbered sub-bags. Add to that two thick instruction books — glossy, easy to follow, perfect quality — and you know right away this isn’t your average budget knockoff. Unpacking felt satisfying, like peeling back layers of a proper flagship modular. Everything was neatly sorted, instructions were clear, and the presentation gave me confidence before the first brick was down. Build Experience Let’s get this out of the way: the bricks were perfect . No warped plates, no weird colors, no...