Light up the night sky with the new LED kit for the LEGO Daily Bugle set, check out how to get your kit looking better than ever before!
The Daily Bugle set is already pretty awesome, but who wants a normal one, when you can have one with lights? The new LED kit comes with everything you need to light it up, including detailed instructions, so you won’t have to fumble through the installation.
You can get the Daily Bugle on backorder right now from LEGO, and they ship out by June 17th. So if you haven’t scored it yet, you still can, you might just have to wait for a little till the backorders are cleared out. Let’s check out the lights!
T-Club RC LED Kit for LEGO Daily Bugle 76178
It really adds some nice depth and flavor to an already great set! You get all kinds of lights for basically every inch of it. You don’t have to install everything, but you might as well.
Here’s everything about the set:
- Easy Operate: The light kit can be powered by USB and Battery, very convenient to operate. ( 3 x AAA batteries are not included)
- Detailed Instruction: With detailed step-by-step photo instruction, you will find an easier way to upgrade your favorite building kit.
- Installation Tips: Please install your led light carefully, no over pulling and bending or shaking it. The Voltage should be less than 1A 5V to avoid damage.
- Brighten Your Model: With this light kit, you can light up your building model, make it looks gorgeous.
When you see it broken down and close up like this, you can really tell how much it will change the set. Obviously, you could just grab some LEDs and figure it out on your own, but having all the instructions and everything just makes it so much easier!
Have you grabbed the Daily Bugle from LEGO yet? Will you be grabbing some lights for yours?
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