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Happening to me on m1. Can’t left or right click. Can’t close app via the icon. Have to force quit with OS. Opening a .io file works but still can’t click anything.

I've made it back to Eurobricks and can take over answering any questions you all may have about LifeLites and Studly Trains products. :)

Dang it! I was going to build one of these and started doing research when I came across yours. Well done, mate!

I have multiple email addresses for this person. I have tried both. I thought I would come here and try to reach out thinking someone might recognize him.

That's funny. Thanks for the gouge.

Does anyone know Stephan Schneider in Hamburg? I have something that belongs to him and I can't reach him. -Rob H LifeLites

I love this idea using 100% LEGO items! Very Rube Goldberg! You are a mechanical genius. Doing some math, though, it seems if you don't mind using aftermarket parts from (shameless plug) LifeLites you could come out tremendously cheaper. LEGO method (prices in USD): 6.99 - PF battery box 14.99 - PF receiver 9.49 - PF remote (not shown) 2.00 - 9v battery box (rough guess on price) 7.49 - M motor 1 7.49 - M motor 2 6.49 - PF LED set 1 6.49 - PF LED set 2 6.49 - PF LED set 3 5.79 - PF reversing switch 1 5.79 - PF reversing switch 2 5.79 - PF reversing switch 3 2.99 - PF extension wire 1 2.99 - PF extension wire 2 0.00 - misc bricks and pieces from your collection ---------------------- 91.27 - plus shipping for 6 lights and 1 to 2 different patterns LifeLites method (prices in USD): 6.99 - PF battery box 14.99 - PF receiver 9.49 - PF remote 50.00 - eLite PF 0.00 - LED cables (eLite PF includes 8 LED cables) 0.00 - misc bricks and pieces from your collection ---------------------- 81.47 - plus shipping for 8 lights and roughly 24 different patterns/variations Some ways to make the LifeLites method cheaper: Lose wireless control and go with a legacy 9v battery box. That makes final cost based on above pricing $52.00 + shipping. The LEGO method would be roughly 69.29 + shipping without wireless control. Go with 4 lights. The eLite Jr. has a built in replaceable battery, 4 LEDs, and anywhere from 6-24 patterns/variations based on the kit you select. eLite Jr. is priced at just $20 + shipping. I'm going to guess and say going with 4 lights on the LEGO version is going to roughly save you the cost of one PF LED kit, and maybe that 2.00 battery box and an extension cable if you reconfigured everything. Hope this information helps!

LifeLites is looking back at its first successful year thanks to all of you. We've had wonderful feedback on all available products, and we've decided to include you in helping us with a conundrum of sorts... What's next from LifeLites? Head over to the Brickmodder Labs blog and give us your thoughts about some possible new products from LifeLites. Discuss!

Thanks for the kind words. It's a joint project between myself and Mark Marquez. Stuart Guarnieri did the programming for the tiny 10f202 microchip on the circuit board I created to fit inside the helmet. As with all other minifig mods, this one includes an on/off switch and replacable battery. We're in the process of making an updated one. Hopefully the torso will come out better. More pics at Brickmodder Labs. We're also thinking of making a few available...