Leqi
Bricks
Custom small-particle brick models of a company’s own products and equipment, scenes and landmarks, mascot figures and vehicles, designed from the buyer’s images and delivered with a printed box, instructions and optional acrylic cover, from Xixiang, Bao’an, Shenzhen. Registered 2026 with toy manufacture in scope and no import/export clause; production address, exporting entity and toy-safety tests not yet confirmed.
Brick models built from your images, boxed and documented.
Product & Equipment Replicas
Brick models of a company’s own product. The profile’s product section shows industrial subjects — transformers, an electrolyser stack, a vertical pump, an energy-storage cabinet, a tunnel-boring machine, an engine cover and a supercomputer cabinet — presented as a way for customers, staff and partners to understand the shape and working principle of the product.
Scene, Landmark & Campus Models
Scenes built around a business: a city skyline, a campus sand-table model, wind and solar installations, a solar carport and EV charging stations, and a vehicle with a drone on a display base, each finished as a desk or showroom piece.
Mascot & IP Figures
Brick-built versions of a company, school, bank or cultural mascot, standing on a printed base plate. The profile groups these as enterprise, school, commercial and cultural IP. Characters owned by a third party need that owner’s permission — see the FAQ.
Vehicle Models
Scale brick models of cars, a forklift, a drilling rig, a camper van and a wheeled robot, shown next to the real vehicle they were modelled on.
Boxes & Instruction Booklets
Six box styles: tube box in white card (included), and at extra cost a flip-lid box, drawer box and lid-and-base box in rigid board, a tube box in F-flute corrugated and a mailer box in corrugated board. Instructions as a double-sided 300 g coated card with matte lamination (included), a 128 g coated folded sheet, or a perfect-bound booklet with 105 g inner pages (both at extra cost).
Acrylic Display Covers
Two add-on covers at extra cost: a five-sided acrylic cover and an assembled acrylic case with base, for models that will stay on a desk or in a showroom.
What the registry confirms, and what stays open.
Design From the Buyer’s Images
The stated process runs in five steps: brief (style, size and quantity), a first design and rendered proposal that is revised until confirmed, a physical sample that is checked and approved, batch production with repeated in-house quality checks, and box and instruction design before delivery. The profile sets one limit plainly: the design works from complete product images and supports changes of colour and detail, but not added elements or a change of size or structure once the proposal is agreed.
Design Files Handed Over After Delivery
The profile states that the design source file is supplied after the bulk order is delivered, and that an electronic instruction file is provided. For a company ordering a replica of its own product, that means it keeps the model design for re-orders or for its own use. Ask in which file format the source is supplied.
Missing-Piece Replacement Stated
The profile calls missing pieces an industry-wide problem and states that if pieces are missing, the buyer lists them and the company sends all of them in one shipment. No time limit or quantity basis is given; ask for it in writing with the order.
Toy Manufacture in the Registered Scope, No Export Clause
The registry read (2026-09-22, official source) records the scope in its own words as including 专业设计服务 (professional design services), 平面设计, 玩具制造 (toy manufacture), 玩具销售 and 国内贸易代理 (domestic trade agency). It does not include 货物进出口 (import and export of goods). The registered industry is professional design services. Until the scope and a customs registration are added, an export would normally run through another exporter; ask which entity will invoice and export.
A Stated 2,000 sqm Floor, an Office-Unit Address
The profile states a custom-brick production floor of 2,000 square metres with several automated machines and photographs of a design workstation, rows of vibratory-bowl feeding stations with counters, and a packing area. No moulding machines appear in the photographs supplied. The registered address is unit 2306B of an office tower in Xixiang, Bao’an. The production address has not been provided; both are reproduced rather than reconciled.
Designer Headcount Given Two Ways
One page of the profile states a team of several dozen brick designers and a separate packaging-design team; another page states several professional designers. Registered capital is RMB 500,000; paid-in capital and insured headcount are not disclosed on the registry record, which is usual for a company in its first year.
Case Portfolio Not Reproduced
The profile lists 31 cooperation cases across scene, product, IP-figure and vehicle categories, and a partner page with 28 organisation logos, most of them Chinese companies, universities and institutions. None of them is reproduced here: this listing has no permission from those organisations. Ask the company for references you may contact.
What was checked — and what the check found.
The registry read is done: status, scope, capital, registered industry, address and the risk record come from an official registry source read on 2026-09-22, and the licence photograph supplied matches it. Everything else in this section comes from the company’s own profile. The only certificate reproduced there is an ISO 9001 quality-management certificate whose holder is a different company; no toy-safety test report was supplied. For custom brick sets the deciding question is who the set is for: a set that appeals to children is a toy and needs EN 71 or ASTM F963 testing in the seller’s name, whatever the label says; a detailed scale model marked for collectors aged 14 and over can be assessed as a non-toy in the EU and UK, but general product-safety duties still apply. Ask for the report for the exact set being ordered. This page will be updated when documents are provided.
A new Shenzhen company making brick models to order, read off its registry record and its own profile.
Leqi Bricks is the trading name of Shenzhen Leqi Building Blocks Technology Co., Ltd. (深圳市乐奇积木科技有限公司), registered on 2026-03-26 in Xixiang, Bao’an district, Shenzhen, Guangdong. An official registry read on 2026-09-22 confirms active (存续) status, RMB 500,000 of registered capital, a registered industry of professional design services, and a scope covering design services, toy manufacture, toy sales and domestic trade agency. It does not include the import and export of goods. The registry record shows no risk or advisory items; paid-in capital and insured headcount are not disclosed.
The company’s 11-page profile presents custom brick models for companies: replicas of products and industrial equipment, scenes and landmarks, mascot figures and vehicle models, each designed from the buyer’s images, sampled and then produced in a batch with printed packaging and instructions. It states a 2,000 sqm production floor with automated equipment, three rounds of in-house quality checks, in-house brick and packaging designers, and that design source files are handed over after delivery. Production photographs show a design workstation, vibratory-bowl feeding stations and a packing area.
Four things are disclosed rather than smoothed over. The registered address is an office unit and the production address has not been given. The registered scope has no export clause. The one certificate in the profile, an ISO 9001 for plastic toys, is in another company’s name. And no age grading or toy-safety test is stated for any set. The profile’s 31 cases and partner logos are not reproduced, because this listing has no permission from those organisations.
A 2026 registration with an older profile behind it.
ISO 9001 certificate in another company’s name
The profile reproduces a CQC ISO 9001:2015 certificate for the design and production of plastic toys, first issued 2025-02-20 and valid to 2027-02-21. The holder shown is a different Shenzhen company, not the entity on this page; the relationship has not been explained.
Company registered in Shenzhen
Registered 2026-03-26 in Xixiang, Bao’an, Shenzhen as 深圳市乐奇积木科技有限公司, with toy manufacture and design services in scope (registry read).
Registry read completed and joins CMH
Official registry read confirms active status, a toy-manufacture scope without an export clause and a clean risk record, and surfaces the address, certificate and headcount items disclosed on this page.
Who orders a brick model of their own product.
Industrial & Energy Manufacturers
A desk-size brick replica of a transformer, pump, machine or energy cabinet for trade-show stands, sales visits and customer gifts, where the real product is too large to bring.
Vehicle & Equipment Brands
Scale brick models of a car, forklift or site machine for launches, dealer gifts and owner communities.
Schools, Banks & Institutions
Mascot figures and campus or headquarters models for anniversaries, graduation and staff gifts.
Retail & Food-Service Brands
Store-front scenes and mascot figures for store openings, loyalty rewards and brand merchandise.
Event & Promotional-Product Agencies
Custom sets with the agency’s client branding on the box and instructions, ordered as a batch for one event.
Cultural & Tourism Bodies
Landmark and skyline models and cultural-IP figures as souvenirs, subject to the rights in the landmark’s name and design.
Sourcing guides for this category
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Protecting Your IP When Manufacturing in China: What Actually Works
What Documents to Request From a Chinese Supplier Before Your First Order
How to Request a Sample from a Chinese Factory (Without Getting Burned)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Leqi Bricks make?
Custom small-particle brick models to a company’s brief: replicas of its products and equipment, scenes and skylines, mascot and IP figures and vehicle models, with a choice of six box styles, three instruction formats and two acrylic display covers. The design is made from the buyer’s images, confirmed as a rendered proposal and then as a physical sample before production.
Is this listing CMH-verified?
Yes, on the registry check: an official registry read on 2026-09-22 confirms an active company registered on 2026-03-26 with toy manufacture in its registered scope and a clean risk record. That verification covers the registry facts only. It does not cover the stated 2,000 sqm production floor, whose address has not been provided, the ISO 9001 certificate image, which is in another company’s name, or any toy-safety testing.
Can the company export directly?
Not on the current registration: the registered scope has no import/export clause. Ask which entity will issue the invoice and export the goods, and contract with that entity.
Is a corporate brick model a toy?
It depends on who it is for, not only on the label. In the US, a product designed or intended primarily for children 12 or under is a children’s product, and a statement that it is not for children does not settle it if the primary appeal is to children; such sets need third-party ASTM F963 testing and a Children’s Product Certificate, filed electronically at import from 2026-07-08. In the EU and UK, detailed scale models marked as intended for collectors aged 14 and over are not toys. Tell the supplier the intended age and market before the design is fixed.
Can they model my product, logo or mascot?
Yes, that is the core of the offer. Have proof that you own or are licensed to use the trademark, product design or character. China Customs requires exporters to declare the IP status of goods, and US Customs can seize goods bearing a recorded trademark unless the owner consents in writing. Models of third-party characters, sports teams, car makes or landmark names need the rights holder’s permission.
What is not confirmed yet?
MOQ, sample time, production lead time, brick material, piece counts and sizes are not stated. The production address, the exporting entity and the relationship with the company named on the ISO 9001 certificate are not confirmed. No toy-safety report was supplied. The designer headcount is given as both several dozen and several. The case portfolio in the profile is not reproduced here.
Talk to Leqi Bricks directly.
Send clear images of the product, building or mascot from several angles, the target size or piece count, the quantity, the destination market and the age the gift is meant for. Ask which entity will invoice and export, where the bricks are moulded and packed, the brick material, and for EN 71 or ASTM F963 test reports in the company’s own name for the exact set. If the model shows a trademark or character you do not own, have the owner’s written permission ready. None of those is confirmed on this page.