Game of Bricks Light Kit Installation Manual

Thank You

Thank you for purchasing this product. To achieve the perfect hidden-line effect, we use thin aviation-grade wire with high tension and pressure tolerance. Please be careful not to cut through the wire during installation, as it is susceptible to shearing. Always ensure brick pieces do not press down on the wire.

Getting Started

If you encounter any challenges, please contact Game of Bricks support at support@gameofbricks.eu. Game of Bricks offers 2 years of free light kit maintenance.

Step 1: Bag 1

This section details the initial steps for installing the light kit. It involves preparing the LED strips and connecting them to the power source.

Sub-steps:

• Prepare the LED strips and connect them to the power supply unit.
• Test the LEDs to ensure they are functioning correctly.
• Carefully route the wires through the LEGO model.
• Secure the LED strips in their designated positions within the car's front section.
• Route wires to the interior of the car, ensuring they are not pinched.
• Attach transparent light covers.

Step 2: Bag 2

This step focuses on installing additional lighting components, likely for the interior or other specific features of the car model.

Sub-steps:

• Prepare the components from Bag 2.
• Connect the wires to the appropriate ports on the LEGO model's internal structure.
• Use the provided stickers to label connection points for clarity.
• Install the lighting elements into the car's interior or chassis.

Step 3: Bag 3

This step involves installing the rear lighting for the Nissan Skyline GT-R, including taillights and license plate illumination.

Sub-steps:

• Prepare the LED strips and components from Bag 3.
• Install the rear light components, ensuring proper alignment with the LEGO model's rear assembly.
• Route the wires discreetly towards the car's interior or power source.
• Connect the rear lighting elements, paying attention to the license plate details (e.g., 'T4U 842').
• Secure the taillight assemblies with the provided light components.

Step 4: Bag 4

This step likely involves further interior or undercarriage lighting, or perhaps components for the remote control functionality.

Sub-steps:

• Prepare the components from Bag 4.
• Install the lighting elements in the designated areas, possibly under the car or in the wheel wells.
• Route and connect the wires carefully, ensuring they do not interfere with moving parts.

Step 5: Bag 5

This step may involve additional lighting effects, such as underglow or more detailed interior lighting.

Sub-steps:

• Prepare the components from Bag 5.
• Install the lighting strips, potentially along the underside of the car for an underglow effect.
• Connect all wires to the power source, ensuring a clean and organized wiring setup.
• Test all lights to confirm proper function.

Step 6: Classic Version

This section provides instructions specifically for the 'Classic Version' of the light kit. If you have the 'Remote Version', please skip to Step 7.

Sub-steps:

• Prepare the USB power cable and the main control board.
• Connect the light strips to the control board.
• Install the control board within the LEGO model.
• Connect the USB cable to the control board and route it to an external power source.
• The car's lights should now be illuminated.

Step 7: Remote Version

This section provides instructions for the 'Remote Version' of the light kit, which includes a remote control module.

Sub-steps:

• Prepare the components from Bag 5, including the remote control module.
• Connect the light strips to the remote control module.
• Install the remote control module within the LEGO model, ensuring access for the remote signal.
• Connect the USB power cable to the module.
• The car's lights should now be illuminated and controllable via the remote.

Remote and Sound Guide

For detailed guides on using the remote control and any sound features, please visit the Game of Bricks website:

https://gameofbricks.eu/pages/instructions

Final Connection

Connect the light kit to the battery box. Once connected, the installation is complete. If using an alternative power source, ensure the maximum voltage does not exceed 6V.