Four more building-block sets from Afobrick we could confirm are original designs, not unlicensed replicas.

Last updated: October 10, 2026

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We previously covered the JIE STAR Petrochemical Plant, the first item we found in Afobrick's catalog that we could confirm was an original, non-replica design. Since a meaningful share of this catalog consists of unlicensed car and character replicas, we went back through it looking for more original sets — and found four worth covering.


How we chose

We read Afobrick's full live catalog on October 10, 2026 (750 products) and, for every candidate, downloaded and visually checked the product's own photos before including it — not just its title or tags. That check matters here specifically: one listing in this catalog titled "Locomotive series" turned out, based on its actual photos, to be an unbranded motorcycle replica, not a train. We only feature items we could visually confirm don't replicate a real car, company, or media character.


The Four Picks

☕ Pantasy Moka Pot — $49.50

Pantasy building-block Moka pot coffee maker replica set

A decorative build of an Italian-style stovetop coffee maker, part of what the brand calls its "retro collection" series. Published at 533 pieces, finished size 18.1 × 21.6 × 9.6cm, recommended for ages 14+. ⚠️ Only 1 unit was in stock at the time of writing.

🦴 CADA Glowing Dinosaur Fossil Skeletons — $17.60–$44.00

CADA building-block dinosaur fossil skeleton models

Three separate dinosaur skeleton models (C59012, C59013, C59014) at $17.60 each, or all three bundled for $44.00 (versus $52.80 buying them separately — about 17% off). The brand's own listing title references a glow-in-the-dark feature. Recommended for ages 6+. All three plus the bundle were in stock at the time of writing.

🪖 LEYI WWII Military Series — $16.50–$24.20

LEYI building-block Tiger heavy tank WWII model

A series of historical WWII tank models — the Tiger Heavy Tank (968 pieces) is the flagship, with four other variants ranging from 428 to 1,006 pieces at $16.50–$24.20. These replicate historical military hardware, not a protected brand — the same category legitimate scale-model kit makers (Tamiya, Academy, and similar) have sold for decades. Recommended for ages 6+. All five variants were in stock at the time of writing.

🕰️ Pantasy Antique Clock Shop — $185.90

Pantasy building-block antique clock shop diorama building

The largest and most expensive of the four — a multi-story diorama building with a working-style clock face, published at a substantial 2,666 pieces, finished size 22.5 × 39.6 × 25.6cm, recommended for ages 14+. ⚠️ Only 1 unit was in stock at the time of writing.


Quick comparison

Set Price Pieces Stock
Moka Pot $49.50 533 1/1 ⚠️
Dinosaur Fossils (3-set bundle) $44.00 Not published per-model 4/4 ✅
Tiger Heavy Tank $24.20 968 5/5 ✅
Antique Clock Shop $185.90 2,666 1/1 ⚠️

Frequently asked questions

Are any of these licensed or branded replicas?
No — all four are generic or historical designs (a coffee maker style, dinosaur skeletons, WWII-era tank hardware, and an original "antique clock shop" building concept). None reference a specific real-world company or media franchise that we could find.

Which has the most pieces?
The Antique Clock Shop, at 2,666 pieces — by far the largest build of the four.

Is a WWII tank model a trademark issue?
No — historical military vehicles like the Tiger tank aren't a protected corporate trademark the way a current car manufacturer's model name is. Scale-model kit makers have legally sold historical military replicas for decades.

Should I buy the Moka Pot or Clock Shop soon if I want one?
Both were down to a single unit in stock at the time of writing — we can't confirm whether or when Afobrick restocks them.


Methodology and limitations

This is a specs breakdown based on each manufacturer's own published listing, not a hands-on build or test. We read Afobrick's live product data on October 10, 2026 and reported piece counts, dimensions, and pricing exactly as listed, after visually confirming each product's own photos showed an original, non-replica design. We have not purchased, assembled, or physically handled any of these sets. Price and stock reflect a single snapshot and may change.


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