BRIKSMAX Led Lighting Kit for Architecture The White House - Compatible with Lego 21054 Building Blocks Model- Not Include The Lego Set

I purchased this light kit for my daughter for Christmas. When she went to add the light kit, there was one piece that was too long, the piece itself fit until you connected the wire to it, then it would not snap back into place. I contacted Briksmax and they sent a smaller piece. It fit perfectly and it looks great. I highly recommend it. Customer service was fantastic and responded very quickly.

The instructions are step-by-step, which is good if you really need details on how to route each and every wire. However, I have found that flipping through the instructions to the part where lights get installed and working back from there has worked best for me. Sometimes it was confusing to determine exactly what was being pointed out in each picture of the instructions when it shows how to route the wires, but it's not strictly necessary to put things at the exact brick location in the manual - just make sure you create a circuit of lights in each of the 3 sections, and that the contacts between the 3 sections line up so the entire tower is powered. Then you can go back and start hiding the wires any way you see fit. Overall, the entire tower is lit up and looks great. It was a good value for the amount of lighting this provides.

Bought it for my brother, we both loved it. Great instructions, good packaging, great product all together. Definitely buying for all the sets i already got him.

Went online to view video for product which helped a lot. The booklet directions are comprehensive but a bit confusing. Also. Taking apart the Eiffel to install the lights is torture - if you’ve built it you know. The bottom section upper pieces fell off more times than I can count. Be sure to take photos prior to recall where everything goes - even if you built it originally. Had trouble with one contact connection - it tested out fine but needed help connecting- needed to use some of the adhesive foam pads to make that work. One very important thing we realized after it was finished - make sure to line up the vertical lights on each level to the same orientation. Our top and bottom line up but the middle with the fiddly contact is not. Still looks cool but someone (not me) is gonna be redoing the middle (the section that kept losing pieces) at some point. Worth it? Yes, for sure. The product was well packed and the quality is actually pretty great (except that one contact pad). I’d buy it again.

Let's start with: The finished product is awesome 5/5. Installing the light kit is more complicated than building the actual set in my opinion. The instructions are clear and have good step by step pictures, however this isn't something you are going to knock out in 10 minutes. Just be aware of that. Things you should know: - buy contact cement / super glue /small brush There are a few places (under awnings / roof alcove) that I found do not stay put well with the double sided sticky tape. A bead of super glue will be all you need here. I am not going to list all of them because it will become obvious to you when you start building it. This probably isn't 100% necessary but it made my life way easier. - Buy a USB extension and a timer Glue the final distribution block to the rear of the set. Connect the supplied USB to an extension, and than to a 12 hr wall timer (12 hr cycle). This will make the lights turn on/off with the day cycle. This is ideal for display purposes. - Mind the distribution blocks and the cabling These are very tiny parts. They are not incredibly fragile, but if you man handle them you could break them. Do not force the plugs, you will know if it is the right way by the way it feels when you push them in. Mind where and how you run the wires. There are a lot of them and if you rush through it you are more likely to make a mistake. - Test as you go After you finish a section, test it before you put the roof back on section by section. Also keep the original instruction from the Lego build kit as a reference it can be useful. Happy Halloween

Appears to be a very high quality light set. Well packaged and labeled with each component in a separate zippy bag or plastic case. However, the instructions are terrible. There are only photos, no actual instructions. Most of the time I ended up guessing where it should go.

I bought this lighting kit to go along with the assembly of the Lego Statute of Liberty. As you can imagine, the materials are tiny. It was hard to manage for me, and I'm a tiny person with small hands. The directions aren't always easy to understand. I tested every single light with the power pack provided. All worked before I assembled. I kept re-checking. Then, in the final step of connecting all the lights on the main board and expansion board, the power pack overheated, ooozed goo, made the wires hot, and fried the expansion boards. Burnt my hand on the wires and power pack. As of today (8/24), I'm reaching out to Briksmax to let them know the situation... and hopefully they will make good on these issues. But, right now, I'm not an advocate for this lighting kit. I'm getting ready to take my Legos apart and send the light kit materials back, as I'm not impressed with the product and all of the time I wasted to make sure things were working every step of the way.

These LED lights are a fantastic addition to my LEGO Himeji Castle set! They were easy to install and illuminate the castle beautifully. The lights enhance the details and make the castle look even more stunning, especially in dim lighting. Highly recommended!