Cyber Repair City 2098 PCS

Super fun to build. I was pleasantly surprised how nice this set was. The theme is a bit different but it really does grow on you. Gives you that space future feeling. The blocks were very high quality and fit together nicely. There were no pieces missing. Most of all it was fun to build it. The instructions were good and easy to read. They gave step by step instructions. The bags were numbered 1 to 6. But there were multiple bags for each number. I emptied all the bags from each number them organized them so I could find them while building. I’d recommend a good size table for this. The finished product looks amazing! The quality was great and it’s definitely worth the value!

This set is branded iambrick and uses GoBricks (considered the best manufacturer of alternate bricks). The set measures nearly 2 feet tall and has a 32x32 stud footprint. Features include a moveable suspended tram (with seating for 4) and a futuristic car. The set’s theme is repair, so you can repair the car, or one of the 2 hover bikes, or even your own cybernetic arm. The parts come in numbered bags, and are compatible with Lego using familiar part colors and designs. The instructions are nicely paced, but I experienced some issues with the printing - the dark blue and black colors were too similar so it became difficult to tell which part color was called for within each step. That created some unnecessary friction during the otherwise enjoyable build. The finished set is quite large and has an impressive presence and great value for the quantity of pieces. It will fit in nicely to your cyber city build. No mini figures or lights are included, but you can always add your own.

The Brixelion Cyber Repair City set delivers a strong cyberpunk vibe right out of the box. The design leans heavily into a gritty future city aesthetic, with layered textures, contrasting colors and plenty of tech inspired details that give the build real personality. It feels like a slice of a neon soaked street scene, complete with a repair bay and a small vehicle to round out the environment.

The parts are good quality with consistent clutch, and the instructions are clearly illustrated and paced well enough for most builders to follow without issue. There is a lot to assemble, but the build stays engaging thanks to the variety of structures and the way the sections come together. The finished model is sturdy and has enough interactive elements to make it fun to explore even after it is on display.

While the price lands in a more premium range, the part count and overall presentation justify it. Brixelion continues to offer sets that compete well with larger brands in terms of value, and this kit is no exception. It is a satisfying build for anyone who enjoys futuristic themes or wants a standout piece for a display shelf.

This Cyber Repair City set is a great set. The set is sold by Brixelion, but the set itself is an Iambricks set. I have several Iambricks sets and they have all been great. This one is no exception. The bricks are well made and clutch together smoothly. The set comes in a nice sturdy reusable box full of numbered bags of pieces. The bag numbers correspond to the instructions in the included book so you don’t need to open all of the bags at once, only the ones listed in the instructions for what you are assembling. The set is full of very colorful and transparent colored pieces. There are no stickers as all of the pieces with illustrations on them are pre-printed. As usual though, there is an included sticker sheet of Iambrick branded stickers. The instructions are easy to follow and I had no problems assembling the set. The finished product is very colorful. Sadly, there are no lights included in the set. The set would look even more amazing with lights. There are no mini-figures included either. Though, if you put together a lot of sets, you probably already have some that you can use with the set. The finished build is quite large. The building footprint is about 13 inches by 12 inches and it’s almost two feet tall! The car build is a little cluncky, but the car is here to be repaired, so I guess that makes sense thematically. There is a tram that is part of the build that moves around two sides of the set. It is very cool. I hope Iambricks comes out with other sets that extends this tram to other builds. The price point of the set is a bit higher than other Iambrick sets I have gotten, but for the size and piece count it is still much lower than a similar set from the big name brick maker would sell. Overall, I am very happy with the set, and will be keeping an eye out for other cyber sets from this company.

Futuristic cars, body design shops, gritty bars ... and the pinnacle of future travel : overhead tram systems, this set has it all.

To start with, you get the blocks divided up into 6 stages associated with the marked bags, plus some flat tiles, the instruction books and a whole sheet of "iambrick" stickers not specifically associated with this model. All the decals or stickers needed come PRE-APPLIED (or maybe pre-painted) - so no worries about getting that alignment off by a somehow obviously noticeable 0.05 mm off and trying for 20 minutes to get it just right.

The pieces themselves are good quality; the flats don't have any warping, there's almost no pieces that are loose, though there are several instances of extremely tight parts, especially anything with pegs. There were no missing pieces and nothing unusable, and there were a few spare parts left over from most/all? stages, but not too many.

Thanks to the 6 stages, progress is swift and the build is fun. That's not to say it's not complex: parts being built are often rotated in ways that make it easy to mess up, and you'll want to double or triple check each step because getting to some of the internal components in this build can be extremely tricky, and occasionally, it's hard to confirm that you've put a piece in the right place because the next step has the part rotated away from you so you can't easily validate. I wouldn't recommend anyone under the age of 12 tackle this, unless perhaps your 11 year old is very lego instruction savvy and has some patience besides.

There were also a small number of pieces - for example, the traffic light and the boxes next to them - that just would not stay in place, and I had to use some tacky glue to adhere them. This only really happened with single pip connections and was fairly rare.

The completed build is amazing. You've got a rolling car with gull wing doors, a 4 story building with so, so much detail including a hanging rail car, a body modification lab, a hover bike dealership, a mechanic, and more. The instruction book comes with a short story, but honestly, you could spend 5 minutes looking at this and make your own.

I highly recommend this kit!

This was a fun build, with loads of little details. There are also no stickers! The parts are all printed. It comes with a sticker sheet, but it is literally swag for the company. The build it really fun, comes with a full sized car, and also has a cable car and rails. The little details, car hacks and tools, give it a really neat finisher look. The translucent colored bricks give it the futuristic vibe that is deserves.

This is a fun city set. It is more futuristic or would fit in with a Tokyo style city. The bricks are compatible with Lego and are just as good of quality. The instructions were easy to follow and the bags numbered in a way to make it easy. There were no missing parts and for the price it is a great value. It is more a display piece and is quite large. So you will need to make room in your city setup.

I love this set! It's reminiscent of futuristic cities like the ones in blade runner and cyberpunk! It's detailed but not horribly difficult to complete. I have a lot of fun building this with grandkids, and it's an excellent bonding experience. I think it's also great for innately teaching spatial awareness and physics and geometry. It's a lot of fun to put together, and, charging by the fact that they didn't want to put it down once completed, a lot of fun after the fact. Not a bad value at all for the price, especially considering the exorbitant prices you see on the big box competition! Quality on this set is above average in comparison to the former also! Highly, highly recommend!