Hey brick fans!
I'm really excited to show you my unboxing of the latest Lego compatible building block set by FunWhole! It's the Factory House of Music F9068 set, part of the Street Fusion Series. Age rated at 16+, it has 2654 pieces.
The box also suggests that the Music Factory is multi-form, with lots of
moving or opening pieces, so I can't wait to build this to see those features
in action.
Three manuals to be exact, numbered 1 to 3.
Touch the Beat!
On the back of the box, the Factory House of music is displayed with some of
FunWhole's other Street Fusion sets, namely the Skateboard shop and the
Record Store. Those sets were released in 2024.
Unboxing
Cracking open the box! I see some manuals!
Book 1 covers steps 1 thru 3.
Book 2 covers steps 4 thru 7.
Book 3 covers steps 8 thru 11.
Jam packed with parts, all packaged in numbered bags. Lots of technic
pieces visible in the bags.
Bags are numbered 1 thru 11 to correspond to the steps in the manuals.
Inside the orange box, there's a battery box which uses 3 AA
batteries (not included), screwdriver to open the battery box, tweezers
for handling the wires, two pouches numbered 1 and 3.
There's also a transparent case marked as number 2.
Inserted inside the first manual, I found some supplemental instructions.
As I do with all my unboxings, I take an inventory of all the parts bags
to make sure I have them all.
Lighting
In addition to the instruction manuals, there's the lighting kit in it's
signature orange box.
Here are the lighting elements in pouch number 1.
Several LED lighting strips in case 2.
Finally here are the remaining light components in pouch 3.
According to the instructions, I counted 24 lighting elements in this
set. That doesn't include the USB plug, the battery box or any of
the other adapters.
Supplemental Instructions
Bag Inventory
As mentioned earlier, there are several bags numbered 1 through 11.
There are also bags marked F and S. The F bags typically contain the
pieces to build the minifigures and the special bricks used for the
lighting elements. The S bags contain larger plates and printed
signs. A smaller bag with some printed pieces was also included.
Here's the breakdown of the parts bags:
Each of the eleven steps has 4 bags of parts except steps six and nine
which only have 3 bags. There are two bags marked S and two bags
marked F plus 1 bag labelled as spare parts. In total, there are 47
bags of parts if my math is correct.
In my next blog post, I'll do a full review of the building experience and
provide my thoughts about the
FunWhole Factory House of Music
set. Stay tuned, bye for now!