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Lumibricks Detective’s Office (17018): cyberpunk building with 19 LEDs and three floors
The new Neoncity set has 2,134 pieces, 50 printed parts and built-in lighting. One USB connection powers up to four sets.
On 26 October 2026, Lumibricks released the Detective’s Office (17018), a new building in its Cyberpunk Neoncity range. The lighting is included in the box.
Three floors, three modules
A street café sits on the ground floor, the office of a hacker detective agency above it and a command centre at the top. Walls open up, and three areas can be removed as modules: the café, the hacker workshop and an alley at the side. There are also four figures, including a hacker who runs the agency and a barista.
Lighting and power
According to Lumibricks, the building has 19 LED light points and two COB light strips in blue, purple, pink and warm white. A large curved acrylic window with a printed data stream pattern is lit as well. The sets in the Neoncity range share one power system: according to the manufacturer, a single USB connection can power up to four sets at once. According to The Right Brick, a battery box for three AA batteries is also included, but the batteries are not.
Key facts
- Set number: 17018
- Pieces: 2,134, of which 50 are printed
- Lighting: 19 LED light points, 2 COB light strips
- Figures: 4
- Size according to The Right Brick: 19 x 26 cm footprint, 47 cm tall including the antenna
- Price: €163 in the German Lumibricks shop (as of 29 Oct 2026), $139.99 in the US shop
What comes next
According to The Right Brick, Lumibricks has already shown two more Neoncity buildings on Facebook: the “Exchange” with a dot-matrix display showing a countdown, and the “Neon Club” with a bar and an outside staircase. There are no prices or dates for them yet.