Let there be light(s)!

[Dakar A]

I just received Power Functions motor set, and I was wondering,

Is there a good way to incorporate these lights into a building?

The tops are where the most light comes from, and it appears to work with a stud connection.

Thanks in advance!

Dakar

[Jerio]

Hi,

I think the battery box might be a bit difficult to hide, I bought this to add a few lights to my sons lego train :

http://lifelites.com/products/144

Used this for the wagons, gives a nice light not to bright.

The power function light did work well for the trains headlights, fits perfeclty and since the battery box is already there for the motor it´s easy to connect.

Take care.

J.

[Vincent Kessels]

Hi,

I think the battery box might be a bit difficult to hide, I bought this to add a few lights to my sons lego train :

http://lifelites.com/products/144

Used this for the wagons, gives a nice light not to bright.

The power function light did work well for the trains headlights, fits perfeclty and since the battery box is already there for the motor it´s easy to connect.

Take care.

J.

I actually use Lifelites in my buildings.

28 Irish Pub - Second floor, main section by Vincent Kessels, on Flickr

10 Irish Pub - Bar interior by Vincent Kessels, on Flickr

[Hinckley]

Power functions lights don't seem to light interiors too well in my experience. They seem to be better suited for headlights.