Game of Bricks Light Kit for ARC-170 Starfighter 75402
Instruction Manual
Thank You
For purchasing this product. To give you the perfect hidden-line effect, we use severely thin aviation-grade wire with high tension and pressure tolerance. However, due to its thin nature, be careful not to cut through it as it might be susceptible to shearing during installation. Always be careful not to press brick pieces down on the wire.
Let's Get Started
If you face any challenges, please feel free to reach out via support@gameofbricks.eu. Please note that Game of Bricks offers 2 years of free light kit maintenance.
Step 1 (Bag 1)
The assembled ARC-170 Starfighter model.
Contents of Bag 1: A small bag with the number '1' inside, several thin wires with connectors, and a small circuit board.
Opening the cockpit and side panels of the starfighter to access internal areas for wire routing.
A close-up view showing where to insert a wire, with a yellow arrow indicating the path.
Detailed steps for routing wires through the model's internal structure, connecting components, and securing them. Specific placement points are indicated with yellow arrows and circles.
Step 2 (Bag 2)
Contents of Bag 2: A small bag with the number '2' inside, several thin wires with connectors, and a small circuit board.
Routing wires along the model's body, with a yellow arrow indicating the path.
Inserting wires into specific connection points within the model's structure, indicated by yellow arrows.
A close-up showing wire placement and connection points, with yellow arrows indicating the direction.
Continue routing wires, connecting LEDs to the circuit boards, and ensuring wires are neatly tucked away. Pay attention to the yellow arrows indicating precise placement.
Step 3 (Bag 3)
Contents of Bag 3: A small bag with the number '3' inside, several thin wires with connectors, and a small component.
Attaching a component to the model's engine area, with a yellow arrow showing the connection point.
Preparing a wheel component, showing how to insert a wire through it.
A close-up of a wheel component with a wire threaded through, and a yellow circle highlighting the connection point.
This step involves integrating lights into the engine components and wheels. Follow the visual guides carefully to thread wires and make connections.
Step 4 (Bag 4)
Contents of Bag 4: A small bag with the number '4' inside, several thin wires with connectors, and small transparent pieces.
Connecting wires to the model's engine nozzles, with yellow arrows indicating the correct orientation.
Assembling a light component for the engine, showing wire routing and connection.
Routing wires along the wings and body of the starfighter, with yellow arrows indicating the paths.
This section focuses on lighting the engine details and other exterior parts of the starfighter. Ensure all wires are routed discreetly.
Step 5 (Bag 5)
Contents of Bag 5: A small bag with the number '5' inside, red LED lights, and thin wires.
Attaching red LED lights to specific points on the starfighter's rear, with yellow arrows indicating placement.
A close-up of a red LED being connected, with a yellow circle highlighting the connection point.
Routing wires through the model's body to connect the red LEDs.
Install the red LED lights, typically for the rear thrusters or other specific details. Ensure secure connections and proper wire management.
Step 6 - Classic Version
The following pictures are only for the Classic Version. Please skip to page 33 if you ordered the Remote Version.
Classic Version components: circuit board with LEDs and a USB power connector.
Connecting the USB power source to the light kit for the Classic Version.
Connecting the light kit's circuit board to the model, showing wire routing.
Final connections for the Classic Version light kit.
This step details the final connections for the Classic Version, including connecting to a power source.
Step 7 - Remote Version
The following pictures are only for the Remote Version.
RC Version components: circuit board with LEDs and a USB power connector.
Connecting the USB power source to the light kit for the RC Version.
Connecting the light kit's circuit board to the model, showing wire routing.
Final connections for the RC Version light kit.
This step details the final connections for the Remote Version, including connecting to a power source.
Final Assembly and Power Connection
Connect the light kit to the battery box, and the installation will be complete. If you would like to use another power source, please make sure the maximum voltage is 6V.
The Game of Bricks website offers Remote and Sound guides with clickable YouTube links at: https://gameofbricks.eu/pages/instructions
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