u/ComfyHoro — reddlx

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share another build from my Neon Brick City project. This time it’s the Tachibana Denkiten, a small electronics and general goods store for the old town part of my cyberpunk city.

It’s a redesign (remoc) of an original convenience store by Rebelnili on Rebrickable, which I converted into a compact electronics shop selling phones, consoles, TVs, and PCs.

Here the original MOC:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-197626/rebelnili/convenience-store

Some of the changes I made:

Converted the original convenience store into an electronics shop
Replaced the green-yellow awning with a custom Tachibana Denkiten sign
Added tiles upstairs for a cleaner look
Added various electronics inside
Redesigned the back with hinges and a removable wall
Added a fuse box and AC unit to make the backwall not so "naked"
Prepared entry points for future lighting

You will find those kind of stores all over East Asia, like in Akihabara Tokyo. Really loved to work on it.

For more details I made a small videos:
Long one
👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tt7TrYKlmBo

Short

👉 https://www.youtube.com/shorts/uXpawbKkXDg

Damn I love City Pop!

Would love to hear your thoughts!

[repost because I was logged in as a temp account ...duh. Sorry]

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share a small build from my Neon Brick City project. It’s based on a redesign (remoc) of an original Japanese tea store by Rebelnili — but I converted it into a tobacco shop which will fit into the Old Town of my cyberpunk city.

Here the original MOC:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-197766/rebelnili/tea-shop/

Some of the changes I made:

Switched the original concept into a tobacco store
Used parts from the Sembo 601087 Tobacco Stall set
Reworked the flooring with wooden tiles for a warmer look
Added a small interior platform so minifigures align properly with the counter
Adjusted the interior details to match the new theme

I love mixing old-style architecture with futuristic elements — that contrast is a big part of what makes cyberpunk cities feel alive. This build is meant to reflect that blend of eras you often see in East Asian/Japanese urban environments.

for more details I made a small vid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKCtHppadsI

Would love to hear your opinions!