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brick projects – lumibricks cyberpunk neoncity (#L9095) game stack

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showed up in the mail today (september 23rd, 2025) this one is in the queue after i finish up train, which is gonna take a bit. no pictures yet just wanted to get the post started since i was doing stuff on my site for the other builds anyway.

welp finally started this one today (october 11th, 2025) and it’s got a lot more wiring on the bottom floor than the others have had so far, and a lot more light points in general. also it looks like this one is gonna have a bunch of “neon” bars which i absolutely adore so pretty stoked about that

UPDATE: i kinda got in the zone and just like … finished and mostly forgot to take pictures. oof.

Front of the box
Back of the box
How it begins
First plate…
Second plate connected
Third plate coming in
Fourth plate to finish the block shape
Starting some wiring
Testing the lights
More wiring – it’s in the blurred section but there’s one of the power connectors on the bottom left to hook it up to another block set
Step 2 complete and a dinner break

up late with the flashlight but snuck in a little more work tonight, built an elevator (hand cranked) which is a first

Lot of pieces in this step, I sort of underestimated the time it would take to finish this one step
Hand crank
Elevator carriage installed
Building up the elevator shaft
There’s even a neat little stopper piece that ratchets so you can park the elevator at any step and it just hangs there. Very cool.

got more work in so a few more pictures

More wiring. Lots of wiring in this one (yay)
Cute little bar
Bar is well lit (above and below)
More stuff stacked on top of the bar
Arcade structure part one
Arcade structure part two
These angled windows are wild. It didn’t feel like they were going to stay in there especially at such a steep angle when the windows didn’t “click” in like other window pieces

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