How To Light Up Lego Mocs With Light My Bricks

[@LizzyFerretOfficial]

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 👌🏽

[@kevinvitale8980]

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.

[@dentist5090]

Of my god many thanks i enjoy so muuch your videos please do like 2 for week

[@coconutbricksstudios]

Thanks for the support my friend!

[@dentist5090]

I am that guy from russia ho doesnt have lego stores and building hoth from stream

[@Brickanics]

Super helpful, thanks for sharing. Should definitely help with future MOC projects.

[@papapalpy]

and INDEED it did

[@Danihennie]

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]

I am happy to hear this helped!! Thanks for subscribing! How is your moc?

[@Danihennie]

@@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

[@JopieHaargel]

In that last example, couldn't you just thread the wire through the same hole the yellow stud is on?

[@thefub101]

You can run wire down the hole that you put the stud on and not see wires at all

[@anns_toypix]

That's what I thought too. Seems the most logical option. :)

[@vinofarm]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you.

[@MrBrix01]

Very helpful video.

[@cheeza3645]

Awesome can't wait!

[@coconutbricksstudios]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@craigwolstenholme2166]

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

[@AK.__]

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)

[@jondrell1313]

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?

[@mrmoc7616]

Wow, i cant remember you with a beard, I just remember you building bamboo,with this capy and without the beard🤣

[@coconutbricksstudios]

I am evolving lol

[@juancortez2492]

Happen to know what wire gauge they are using?

[@LegoCometPro]

Hi I am wondering how to put this in a car?

[@LegoCometPro]

Thanks Super Helpful