Wimee

I'm using pogo pins (spring loaded pin connectors) and gold plated surfaces (SIM cards) to connect the floors of the modular buildings which each other. P1070591a by Wimee Home, on Flickr P1070592b by Wimee Home, on Flickr

I used plexiglass to avoid dust and hopefully it will reduce sunlight damage. 20200225_133352 by Wimee Home, on Flickr

Lego modular building led by Wimee Home, on Flickr The wire is thin enough to be placed almost invisible between plate and brick.

Another option is to buy SMD LED's, resistors, thin wire and do the soldering by yourself. It's less expensive but more time consuming.

They also have these organizers in a box.

I'm using Organizer Caddy XL (375 mm x 50 mm x 225 mm) from Hornbach.

Does anyone know how to create a new account in Brickshelf, because the link on the site is not working.

After a few years LEGO parts will become brittle and discoloured caused by sunlight (mainly UV radiation)?

I have good experience with a Panasonic DMC-GX1 camera.

Who has long term experience of placing LEGO behind plexiglass (acrylic) in order to prevent sunlight damage?

I just started with the BAP software v1.5 (great job, awesome software!). I bought a few Powered UP XL motors (bb0960c01), Hubs (bb0892c01), Technic Hubs and Color & Distance Sensor 88007. I was able to connect up to 16 devices to my internal Bluetooth device (Qualcomm Atheros QCA61x4) of my DELL desktop. When a PUP XL motor is connected to HUB NO.4 the motor is not running when I move the speed slider ( with technic hub no problem). Sometimes also an error message pops up during connection of the hub with sensor: "ERROR: Issue with color packet. It was too short!!". Most of the times the battery level of HUB NO. 4 shows 0%, with Technic Hub it's ok (maybe firmware issue with HUB NO.4?). Thanks again for the great software!