EasternBrick opens pre-orders for the highly expected Neo Bikes Creator Set

If you have spent years waiting for an official brick-built version of Shotaro Kaneda’s iconic ride, this massive 1:5 scale cyberpunk set comes as close as it gets. Designed by builder Clement, the build recreates the low-slung, aerodynamic profile, curved canopy, and detailed mechanics—complete with an articulated chain connected to the rear wheel.

Key details and specs

The set features a massive piece count of 4,000 parts, designed by EasternBrick as a highly versatile 5-in-1 modular kit. Each set includes digital instructions to construct 5 distinct cyberpunk motorcycle designs, centered around Prototype K as the flagship Kaneda-inspired build. When placing an order, buyers can choose their primary colorway, with options including Red (the quintessential choice for Kaneda’s bike), Black, Aqua, Green, and Yellow. Every box also comes packed with custom sticker sheets to add authentic sci-fi detailing across the frame.

During this initial pre-order window, the set is priced at $199 USD with delivery included. The Neo Bikes set is available exclusively through the official EasternBrick Website.

When is it coming?

EasternBrick is handling the release as a direct pre-order batch, starting with pre-orders opening in September 2026. Factory orders will be placed and manufacturing will take place between October and November 2026. Shipping is scheduled to begin in February 2027, with estimated delivery to your door by April 2027.

The red colorway is selling through faster than the other options. If you want to secure a batch from Run #01 to build the ultimate Neo-Tokyo display piece, head over to EasternBrick to claim yours before the initial run caps out!

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