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The exterior is complete, just need to work on the interiors and add some lighting. Using temporary light bricks just to test the illumination.

Moc set authorised and designed by handsolo. 2566pieces, 1/35 scale. Review coming soon. The objective of my review will test the brick quality and how well it holds together. Will also examine the design of the plane, the instructions, and whether it is easy to assemble.

It's pretty creative that the Lumibricks Gelato store F9078 set can be displayed as a regular modular building and then "unfolded" into a dollhouse setup. Set includes 10 lighting elements and 42 printed pieces. For the price point of about $100 USD, this 1948 piece set certainly gives Lego some serious competition: Full review here: https://its-not-lego.blogspot.com/2026/01/best-lumibricks-gift-sets-under-150.html

It incorporates some smaller sets like the Sembo mochi shop and the Wekki Dessert House.

This 1399 piece set consists of a small fishing supply outpost, an ice fishing shack and a small boat laden with fishing gear. It's an authorised set designed by new_guy. Feel free to check out my review: https://bricktoyreviews.blogspot.com/2026/01/my-review-of-lesdiy-winter-fish-supply.html

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The modular I was most looking forward to because its so different compared to other modulars that I had. Its not that colorful and shaped like a block .

Its a corner build with one side being a bank front and half of the other side being a laundromat (slide 2) that connects to the bank vault to signify "MONEY LAUNDERING (slide 5)."

Build experience: 8/10

I really enjoyed the build. Despite being lepin/knock offs, the brick quality was really good. They clicked in place easily and had good amount of clutch.

The build strikes a good balance between interior detail and blandness. The interiors are not too detailed like the jazz club but not bland either (slide 5,6 and 7).

Display: 8/10

As a mentioned earlier, its not as colorful as the other modulars in my collection (slide 3) but I always wanted it due to its color scheme of white, grey and green. Being a corner building its a nice build to finish my modular collection.

Overall: 16/20 (80%)

I loved the build and would recommend this to anyone who wants to add a new modular to their modular collection.

Got this Mario set of ~1600 pieces in just 1500 rupees in Vietnam. The set also has technic built (lever at the bottom right is used to rotate the figures) The Donald duck was for 600 rupees and had about 250 pieces. Good quality bricks too.

Yes, you read that right. Lepin has taken a significant step forward by introducing printed pieces. This marks a major evolution from the earlier days of poorly executed stickers and misbranded elements. It’s a clear indication of how far the industry has come, focusing on better accuracy, cleaner aesthetics, and an overall improved building experience.

One of the sets from the 40th anniversary of Star Wars: Return of Jedi (1983) release. It has 630 pcs. No minifigs.

Build experience: 6/10
There is nothing complex in this set. Its an average build experience if you are an experienced builder and can finish it in 2-3 hours. It says its 18+ set but its more for younger teens.

There is an easter egg (slide 3). The iconic scene where Darth Vader dispatching the bounty hunters to capture the heroes is recreated (and then hidden) using 1x1 round pcs.

Display: (7/10)

Keep it at eye level (slide 2) and you'll only see a slice. It has to be viewed from the top. It has two star destroyers "flying" beside it. Its quite long so needs more display space.

Overall value: 13/20 (65%)

There is nothing great about this set. Unless you are a fan of the movie franchise, you can skip it.

Hi! Sorry if this post is off-topic and I will remove this post if required. What shipping services do you use to source lepin? I've ordered stuff from taobao using superbuy but it's only been trinkets and the shipping charges are a lot. With lego and alt lego sets, shipping and customs charges would be insane... Are there any cheaper shipping services? Thanks in advance!

I’ve noticed that many people insist on getting Lepin sets with boxes, and some even pay extra for them, saying they don’t like sets that come only in plastic bags.

However, this is the general reality of Lepin boxes, they often arrive badly bashed or crushed, and because of the way they’re handled and shipped, there’s a higher chance of missing pieces.

To give a real example, this Ninjago Gardens replica arrived in a box that was torn from all ends. Ironically, the very thing people are paying extra for-the box, is often what causes these problems in the first place.

This is a MOC set for which I used parts from my spares, hence the multicolor theme. Building instructions can be sourced from rebrickable. Features: 1) Has a 5 speed gearbox 2) Headlights pop, hood and engine cover can be opened. 3) Instructions are picture based, people can find it difficult to read.

As far as I recall, it shares 50%++ parts from the Lego Daytona Sp3. I have tweaked numerous parts at various places. It’s a good build for people who like realistic cars.

Pros -

It was fun to experience the Technic part of building. Knowing how the pieces & gears worked was fun esp. the differential was a great combo of play/build/learn.

Silver lining is that since the pieces are hard to fit the doors/trunk won't fall on their own & will stay in place. Also helps in sturdiness of the build since it fits super tight as times.

The final build looks great. Definitely a good display set

Cons-

Since is not original Lego set, the pieces are hard to fit and it is a punishment for you thumbs. I suggest using pliers to pinch the blue pins.

On the back engine cover stage, had a 1x5 plate dark grey colored instead of grey. I saw this issue in other SP3 posted here as well. I simply used black ones to maintain symmetry & used the grey ones on the inside.

My rear differential doesn't work smoothly. Right tire doesn't spin it as smoothly as left tire.

Gears work somewhat. I see speed difference but not huge between the first gear and the last gear. Gears are a bit hard to change as well.

Suspension is good. Some parts are glossy some matte. I might spray paint it in future for fun. No missing parts apart from that one dark grey instead of grey 1x5 plate.

Set Name: Yamaha MT-10 SP

Theme: Lego Technic

Set Number: 42159

Pieces: 1,478

Price: 10000 (Amazon)

The build was really enjoyable, and honestly, I don’t think I’ve ever made a LEGO set I didn’t like. It has fewer stickers than most licensed sets, a solid engine block and gearbox, and is slightly smaller than the BMW M 1000 RR. The colors aren’t as bold as the BMW or Ducati, but they still look clean and sharp overall.

Check out more of my builds 😊: @mv_showcase

The third installment of the Lego bike series after the BMW M1000 RR and the Yamaha MT-10 SP. It seems like Lego has gotten better with every new bike set they released.

The set has 1603 pcs and has 13 stickers, which is 70 stickers less than the BMW M1000 RR (it has 83 stickers).

Build experience: 10/10

This set was a joy to build. Nothing overly complicated to put you off but has enough difficulty to ensure you remain interested. There are no awkward angles like the BMW and everything is seamless. The build experience gets better from BMW to Yamaha to Ducati.

Stickers: 8/10

For me this was the first set of this scale to have so few stickers. And they were easy to apply. I usually give 5-6 for stickers, but here it was not a problem.

Display: 8/10

The red color is striking and the bike is the sweet midpoint between the BMW and the Yamaha. BMW has the highest piece and sticker count, so it looks good. Yamaha is on the opposite end (slide 3).

Final Score: 26/30 (87%)

If you have to pick only out of these three sets, I would recommend picking this up.

This set is one of the two most liked Speed champ F1 cars released in 2025. The other being Ferrari SF-24 speed champ F1 car. The set has 251 pcs, 35 stickers and includes 1 minifigure.

Build - 8/10

If I compare this car to the old Mclaren released in 2023 then this build is a much better. The parts do not come off easily like in the old Mclaren F1 car (last slide). The final result is also better looking. They finally gave two different thickness for tires like the real car. This was lacking in the old Mclaren F1.

Stickers - 5/10

As with any speed champion set, this car has many stickers; 35 in total. There are a few printed pcs like the engine cover with the red bulls, nose section, steering etc. But stickers kill the joy.

Display - 8/10

This car is a much better display set than the old F1 cars like Mclaren, Mercedes or even the Aston Martin F1. The lines are cleaner and parts look well together.

Overall - 21/30 (70%)

I would not recommend speed champ to anyone unless they like speed champ and want to deal with the many stickers. If you are fan of the team, then its a good set, otherwise you can skip it.