#funwhole

The Funwhole/Lumibricks Medieval Tailor Shop! It was so much fun to put together and it has so many little details - spinning wheel with distaff! A fabric dying and starching station!

The back opens up in a bunch of places so you can see inside

The only hiccup, and it was a minor one, was that the roof is a little precarious. It sits on a ledge, so it can be lifted up to see inside, and it really wants to slip off. Based on reviews, this is an issue with the whole medieval line that's corrected in later sets, but it was easily remedied with a little blob of blutac.

If you like lego or want to give it a try without breaking the bank, definitely recommend giving any of the Lumibricks (formerly Funwhole) sets a try.

Some build photos under the cut

Hey brick enthusiasts! I've just released a new video where I take you on an exclusive tour of the epic Funwhole Factory House of Music. This unique build transforms an old factory into a vibrant live music venue, complete with interactive lighting, urban graffiti, and even a mechanism that makes the minifigures dance!

Discover all the innovative details of this dynamic set. Check out the full video and let me know what you think in the comments!

If you are interested in this set, please search #Funwhole Music Club on Amazon!!!

Few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to work with the brand Funwhole for a photoshoot of their A-Frame cabin set.

I really wanted to work outdoor, as the serene lakeside setting combined with the magic of nighttime provided the perfect backdrop to showcase the details and charm of their creation.

I share some shots of this enchanting project! Stay tuned for more shootings like this ;)

I knooow it's so cool and the details inside the cabin are awesome!

It's from a company called "Funwhole" (lmao) that makes (I think) all of their build sets with lights incorporated into them. So they come with the lights rather than being something extra/an add you have to get separate.

I did the Jack and the beanstalk set from Lumibricks, and it is so cool!

I love the organic feeling vines and the glowing waterfall, but I'm especially impressed with how they managed to make swirly fluffy clouds out of toy bricks.

Okay, Funwhole (aka Lumibricks) is awesome. The Steampunk Hot Rod went together like a dream (even the lights! which i was worried about), the instructions are so clear it was easy, and I love their minifigures. They're so cute and round!

Next up I'm tackling my first large set, the Medieval Tailor Shop - it's got 1994 pieces and a spinning wheel!

Just uploaded a full review of one of the most incredible building sets I’ve ever built: the Lumibricks Izakaya! Over 1,900 pieces, no stickers (all printed parts!), 15 lights, 6 unique minifigures… and yes, there’s a giant octopus on the roof 🐙

From a robot bounty hunter to a lost dog that finds its way home thanks to another Funwhole set (the Apartment!), this build is packed with stories and surprises. And the lighting system? Chef’s kiss 💡🔥

💬 Come check it out and let me know: Would YOU live in this glowing cyberpunk world?