Thanks SO much for this, I’m a longtime AFOL but I’ve never ventured into lighting any of my MOCs. For a long time I’ve thought the Tower Bridge set would look just so much cooler if it was lit up - and I could even pop a smart plug onto a USB and control it via Alexa. But when the kit arrived I was feeling a little at sea so your vid has been super super helpful 👌🏽
Thanks for the well done video. I just bought my light kit from these guys, for the Jazz Quartet set. I got the USB converter version. My plan is to plug it into Alexa so I can turn the kit on easily.
Hay dude I’m a new Subscriber I love watching your Lego Mocks streams that is so interesting and i’ve been working on a Lego mocks on my own it’s Camino and I’ve always wanted to light it up and this video really helped thanks
@@coconutbricksstudios it looks great! I love it so much and don’t want to destroy it but I’m thinking i might to make a bigger one :) thanks for asking and have a great night
Great video!!!! The only thing I’m having trouble with is the plugs into the board as they’re so small, I wonder if there’s a solution? And if I want to shorten them can i cut them and solder them to the power source? Instead the board
Thank you, extremely helpful. Although I am not into MOCs building, but I want to improve my kid's sets, and looks like this what will help. The pricing on the site bit higher than I expected, but the solutions are more "flexible" than to buy already pre-made kits from other parties. Is it possible to get small power-bank as a power source (instead of batteries box) and some switch? (i want to do lightning for 60197 train without having single wire running through all cars of the train)
Thanks SO much for this, I’m a longtime AFOL but I’ve never ventured into lighting any of my MOCs.
For a long time I’ve thought the Tower Bridge set would look just so much cooler if it was lit up - and I could even pop a smart plug onto a USB and control it via Alexa.
But when the kit arrived I was feeling a little at sea so your vid has been super super helpful 👌🏽
Thanks for the well done video.
I just bought my light kit from these guys, for the Jazz Quartet set. I got the USB converter version. My plan is to plug it into Alexa so I can turn the kit on easily.
Super helpful, thanks for sharing. Should definitely help with future MOC projects.
and INDEED it did
In that last example, couldn't you just thread the wire through the same hole the yellow stud is on?
Excellent tutorial. Thank you.
Hay dude I’m a new Subscriber I love watching your Lego Mocks streams that is so interesting and i’ve been working on a Lego mocks on my own it’s Camino and I’ve always wanted to light it up and this video really helped thanks
I am happy to hear this helped!! Thanks for subscribing! How is your moc?
@@coconutbricksstudios it looks great! I love it so much and don’t want to destroy it but I’m thinking i might to make a bigger one :) thanks for asking and have a great night
Of my god many thanks i enjoy so muuch your videos please do like 2 for week
Thanks for the support my friend!
I am that guy from russia ho doesnt have lego stores and building hoth from stream
Very helpful video.
Awesome can't wait!
Hope you enjoyed it!
You can run wire down the hole that you put the stud on and not see wires at all
That's what I thought too. Seems the most logical option. :)
Wow, i cant remember you with a beard, I just remember you building bamboo,with this capy and without the beard🤣
I am evolving lol
Great video!!!! The only thing I’m having trouble with is the plugs into the board as they’re so small, I wonder if there’s a solution? And if I want to shorten them can i cut them and solder them to the power source? Instead the board
Thank you, extremely helpful. Although I am not into MOCs building, but I want to improve my kid's sets, and looks like this what will help. The pricing on the site bit higher than I expected, but the solutions are more "flexible" than to buy already pre-made kits from other parties. Is it possible to get small power-bank as a power source (instead of batteries box) and some switch? (i want to do lightning for 60197 train without having single wire running through all cars of the train)
Would it be possible to use a Dremmel to "drill" out the top of a Lego in the middle of the stud and run the light through that way?
Hi I am wondering how to put this in a car?
Happen to know what wire gauge they are using?
Thanks Super Helpful