LEGO Tutorial - how to light MOCs 

My workaround for lego sets with no specific light sets. I bought 5 briksmax kits on sale over Christmas ( 3 corner garage/ $15 and 2 brick bank $17) that had lots of different colored lights and hubs. Now i have more than enough lighting for all of my wife's miscellaneous sets. Way cheaper and easier then buying individual lights. ❤

Exactly the video i have been looking for!

Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Right now I have only one building with lighting in my city. The thought of doing more has been intimidating so seeing that BrickLoot system is very helpful. It certainly makes your already awesome city even more interesting to view!

That looks incredible!

Wow! That is honestly an amazing moc right there

Great video- it’s super helpful when planning to light my city 🙂

Excellent info, thanks. I like their system, it should be very versatile.

Your lighting is ‘lit’! , said the wannabe cool dad trying to relate to his 10 year old daughter. Seriously though, that daisy chained system is genius! Looks great.

Saw something about this on instagram and had to dash over to youtube to find it. And I'm so happy I did! Great work!

Cool - it seems like a pretty flexible system! I love the plug-functionality - that's really nice for people like me who can't figure out how to link cords and such! I'm wondering, if you have come up with a neat way to avoid a massive mess of wires everywhere!? Do you use labels or something? Thanks for sharing this review and tutorial - keep up the great work!

I can see some pros compared to Light My Bricks, one of them is that Brick Loot generally seems to be a little bit cheaper. LMB are way more flexible though and I would guess that only 3-4 USB connections would have been enough for everything you have lighted up so far. That can be critical if you don’t have a lot of space underneath to hide all cables.

Really good info. Thanks for sharing!! Now is it cheaper to get the kits for Lego's modulars prebuilt or buying the brick loot set ups? I do understand i depends on which kit you are buying for, anyways great video!!!!!

Could you please do a tutorial on the beautiful wall you have behind your trains that hide the elevated base of your city? Thanks!

Wow! Thanks for the tutorial! I think this video will prov most usefull.

Making your own is really cheap - a bid fiddly with the super thin wires, but a 5 metre reel with 600 micro LEDs cost under $5, or use the lower density 150 LEDs per 5 reel even cheaper and you can get them in all colours, including warm white which is more "natural" in colour than the "Brilliant White" versions!!

Thats cool How easy are the to disconect from each White plug Would it be easier to do modulars with the so u can disconect each floor

That is one impressive beard

Hi to you . Thank you for that it is just what I was looking for to light up my street lights ? Where did you order from. Could I get them on eBay . Greetings from Ireland. Thank you so much for that news.

Hi, great tutorial and explained well. Can you dim the lights in the room to show how they look at night?

Nothing like that in the Philippines can i order it online?

I used bike lights in my downtown diner and liked the results...especially for $8

I'm trying to start a city similar to this one, but I can't find any road plates. Anyone wanna tell me where they got theirs?

Where did that bigifigure came from?

How or where did you order your parts that allowed you build all those street/ railing wall pieces?

What’s the life span of a light? Have you had to replace any yet do to burning out?

If Brick Loot compatible with Lite Brix? They are both 5 Volt, right?

What do you do if your LEGO set is getting dusty?

Uh yeah he's not sponsored..