Funwhole

Funwhole is a building brick brand whose sets ship with LED lighting built into the model; its store now sits at lumibricks.com under the Lumibricks name, tagged "The First to Combine Light & Building Blocks". Collections span Town Life, Cyberpunk Neoncity, The Old West, Steampunk World and a licensed Blade Runner 2049 line, shipped to Australia from the China warehouse. Click through from the ShopBack Funwhole page first and the eligible set price earns ShopBack Cashback at the current published rate.

The Lumibricks rewards program credits 1 LB point per $1 spent on the official site, 100 points for registering and smaller bonuses for surveys, social follows and email subscription. Members climb five levels (LV1 to LV5) on growth value, unlocking upgrade bonuses, higher earn rates and exclusive offers. Points last 365 days, redeemed coupons 90 days, and only orders from the past 3 months can be credited. LB points are run by Lumibricks and are separate from ShopBack Cashback.

Funwhole does not publish a fixed sale calendar, so the practical windows for Australians are market-wide: Click Frenzy in November, Black Friday on November 27, 2026, Cyber Monday on November 30, 2026, and Boxing Day from December 26. Because orders travel 6 to 12 business days from China, a late November order is for January display, not Christmas morning. No code needed: go through ShopBack before you pay and part of what you spend comes back as Cashback.

Lumibricks ships Australian orders from its China warehouse because it has no local facility, quoting 1 to 3 business days of processing then 6 to 12 business days of standard transit, with cost calculated at checkout. PO boxes and parcel lockers are not accepted. Taxes are added at checkout and any import duties, customs fees or VAT are the customer's responsibility.

The split is lighting and delivery. Funwhole designs an LED kit into every set while standard LEGO sets are sold without integrated lighting. LEGO has Australian retail presence and local delivery; Funwhole ships from China on a 6 to 12 business day window. For a lit display model in one order, Funwhole is the simpler path. For play value, wider licensed franchises or next-week delivery, LEGO through ShopBack LEGO is the easier buy. Both earn ShopBack Cashback when clicked through fresh.

A third-party light kit is a separate purchase added to a finished model, with its own instructions and wiring routed after the build. Funwhole builds lighting into the original design and ships instruction PDFs that cover the lights in build order. The trade-off is buying a complete new set rather than upgrading one on the shelf. For a lit model from scratch, Funwhole direct is the one-order route: go through ShopBack before you pay and part of what you spend comes back as Cashback. Lighting an existing set sits outside Funwhole entirely.

For non-EU customers, including Australia, Lumibricks accepts returns within 30 days of delivery when items are unused, in original condition and returned with packaging, accessories and manuals. For quality issues or shipping errors it covers reasonable return costs where the law requires; for change-of-mind returns the customer pays postage. The site advertises a 2 year limited warranty plus a replacement parts page, usually faster than a full return for one faulty LED.

Prices display in the store's base currency and taxes are "calculated at checkout", so the total on the final checkout step is the one to trust. Because Australian parcels leave the China warehouse, Lumibricks states that import duties, customs fees or VAT "may apply depending on your country's regulations" and are the customer's responsibility.

Click through from the ShopBack Funwhole page before you pay, then add your sets and check out as normal.

Cashback is based on what you keep: if you return or cancel part of an order, the Cashback adjusts to match. Requesting a replacement part while keeping the set does not change the original order.