August 14, 2025

NEW RELEASES –WHAT AUGUST BRINGS

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This month, we followed feelings first and bricks second—trying to turn sounds, places, and even a heartbeat of an engine into something you can hold in your hands.

Nifeliz Engines Series--L6 Engine Building Set (NF10316, 2820PCS)

We’ve always been fascinated by engines—not just how they’re built, but the way they move, breathe, come alive.

This L6 set is about sharing that moment. Turn the lever, watch the pistons climb and fall, the valves open and close. Lift the hood and you’re right there with the mechanics in motion—It’s the kind of rhythm you don’t need to explain to enjoy.

Nifeliz Buildings Series--Nifeliz Church Building Set (NF10310, 3116PCS)

Small-town churches have a warmth to them—a creak in the wooden steps, sunlight spilling through old windows, a bell that’s rung by hand.

This build is our way of holding onto that feeling. From the worn benches and wooden doors to the little organ upstairs, every detail is a nod to places where people gathered, shared songs, and slowed down for a while.

It’s a model made to feel lived-in and welcoming, like a piece of a simpler world you can keep close.

Nifeliz Garden Series--Nifeliz Italian Garden Building Set (NF10319, 1733PCS)

Some scenes don’t need words. Trees leaning over the water, flowers spilling their colors, a lone boat waiting to drift—it’s the kind of stillness that feels alive.

This set is for those moments when you want to escape to somewhere quiet and timeless, without leaving your desk.

Nifeliz Military Series--Nifeliz King Tiger Tank Building Set (NF10315, 1267PCS)

Power can be beautiful too. With its heavy frame, turning turret, and layered armor plates, this tank build carries a certain presence. Not about history, not about battles—just the raw, unstoppable force of engineering built to endure.

Nifeliz Floral Series--Nifeliz Autumn Floral Basket Building Set (NF10325, 1284PCS)

Flowers have their own language. This woven basket gathers warm colors and wild shapes, like something picked fresh from a late-summer garden.

We built it as a small reminder of how nature can bring comfort indoors—a bright touch for your desk, a way to hold on to a little sunshine, even when the skies turn gray.