How to light up your LEGO City for under $100!!

[@cdav2199]

The street lights are super cheap and available on Aliexpress and similar sites, 10 Pack was about £6 delivered from china to the UK (delivery about 2 weeks)

[@PKBricks]

That's awesome! I'm sure they are getting cheaper and more available! Thanks for the tip!

[@NickDM145]

Can you make a tuturiol how you install the street lights?

[@michaelh370]

Not a fan of the strobe light effect, but you maybe onto something. Perhaps a way to set timers on rooms lighting up? Especially the upstairs apartments/condo's. I know it's not lego, but it's used in model railroading, but paper over windows for curtains to spice it up.

[@PKBricks]

I agree, the strobe is not my favorite. But the paper idea is a great idea!!!

[@jack.p8308]

please do a city review, i need to see every inch of this city

[@PKBricks]

I have a few videos out already! But I will definitely do a detailed one soon!!

[@motorrad_adventure9996]

Voll cool und noch mit den Lichtern finde ich richtig gut 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@samuraipandaa]

Cool lighting and WOW to your whole lego collection!

[@PKBricks]

Thanks!! Appreciate it!

[@YeetBomb]

Could you make a video of you installing it on a modular? I would like to see where you place the fairy lights in the building(s) as it's kind of hard to see in this video

[@YeetBomb]

nevermind, in @3:22 I can see what you did

[@joytekb]

Great lighten city.It actually look so natural like english Town with little dimmed light.This double/triple decker look there fantastic

[@XianneTV]

I love the lightings!

[@PKBricks]

Thank you!!

[@reikofujiko991]

Not bad, but it would have been way more helpful if you had shown us the lights by themselves. Then maybe a brief demonstration of how to set them up, and how you might go about installing them in a Lego building.

[@mariothoughts]

This is a amazing city

[@PKBricks]

Thank you! Appreciate the love!

[@mariothoughts]

@@PKBricks no problem

[@sprightlyrandom1550]

What’s the building with the ‘roof window’/skylight left of wizard wheezes?

[@drewinthecut]

this is so dope!!!

[@PKBricks]

Much love!!!

[@tastytraci6564]

Awesome job can you share the lite link thank you ?

[@napsjusi5124]

I love it, how do you install lights on post on the street?

[@PKBricks]

I bought the lamp kits on Amazon! You can search for some cheaper ones online!

[@PKBricks]

www.amazon.com/brickled-White-Street-Light-Connected/dp/B071KJ81JV/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=lego+street+lights&qid=1638850872&sr=8-5 Something like this can help!

[@verticalisland]

Links?

[@PKBricks]

I’ll update description shortly! :)

[@PKBricks]

Links posted in the description!

[@inezmedlock1217]

That is awesome!! I definitely need to try to do this. I bought a couple of those lighting kits,they are expensive, and wires are hard to hide Thank you

[@theghostfiles]

Not really lol

[@BackSpace101]

set it on fire, that's how u light up your city for under 100$

[@frankbeans1996]

you cute

[@rklegostudio]

On Amazon, light kits only cost $40-$80 for a modular, I don’t know why you said $60-$100. It’s not as pricey as you think.

[@PKBricks]

It definitely varies from company to company and per modular, so you are absolutely correct! There are cheaper alternatives. But those $40-$80 per modular for 5-10 modulars, really accumulated fast! But at least the ones I saw, were ranging from $60-$100

[@notdannyp]

3rd party light kits made specifically for sets are really that expensive. the light kits are sometime even more expensive than the set like for the ninjago city sets