I have another Lumibricks/Funwhole review for you today: the Graffiti Bus Stop from the Street Fusion line of sets. This is my first Street Fusion set, so let's see if it lives up to the other Lumibrick series that I have tried already!
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The Graffiti Bus Stop was released in 2025 as part of the Street Fusion line of sets. This is my first time building a set from that particular line! The set comes with 514 pieces and includes two lights and four minifigures.
Four minifigures for a set at this price point seems like a good deal to me. I love the sand green toolbox that one of the minifigures gets to carry (on the bus?).
The Graffiti Bus Stop set went together quickly. The set was split across three minibuilds, and all three were fun to complete. This set uses two lights, but each is attached to its own battery box. Thus, there are barely any wires to route, and what there are, were routed easily.
Compared to other brands, this set is an easy 5 stars for value for money. However, I think I've become a Lumibricks convert, and so, my comparison point now is other Lumibricks sets rather than sets from competitor brands. Lumibricks has raised the bar so much in such a short time period!
This set needs a bus to be a proper play set, but at least there are two other modes of transportation included to allow some imaginative play. There are also lots of winks and nods to other sets (such as the sign pointing to "Spin Records" which is another set in the Street Fusion line). I like little nods like that (there's also a Funwhole set that is part of the Pocket Flea Market table)!
The two included sticker sheets are pure bonus material, and I thank Lumibricks for including them. I didn't apply any of the extra stickers yet, but I'll surely find a use for many of the decals when I continue working on my own custom brick city!
This is a great little set that oozes charm and is packed with fun details. The two included lights send it over the top! The set is an easy recommendation. In fact, if you've never tried Lumibricks, I think this is a great (and rather inexpensive) introduction to what the brand offers (and you can even save some extra money by using
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The Street Fusion line of sets now has my full attention thanks to this little set! I'm still debating whether I should keep this intact as is, or break it down and rebuild it as part of my subway as I had originally intended. As always, I'd love to hear your thoughts or ideas!
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