This Light My Bricks LEGO® Lighting Kit contains everything you need to light up your LEGO® 21054 Set
The Oval Office is certainly a sight to behold any time of year, but it's even more spectacular when illuminated!
Light up your LEGO® White House 21054 set with 15 individual LEDs, including the easy-to-install Light my Bricks light strips, to create the ultimate backdrop for this architectural set. This set is a must-have for any history or travel enthusiast - a different way to visit 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue!
Light My Bricks LEGO® Lighting Kits provide an easy way for LEGO® fans to customize their models using LED lights. With detailed, step-by-step instructions (downloadable as PDF) , anyone can light up their LEGO® set.
All Light my Bricks kits are plug and play - no electronics knowledge needed!
THIS KIT CONTAINS:
- 2 x Bit Lights White with 15 cm cable
- 1 x Bit Lights Blue with 30 cm cable
- 6 x LED Strip Light - White
- 1 x 6-Port Expansion Board
- 3 x Connecting Cables 5 cm
- 3 x Connecting Cables 15 cm
- 1 x USB Power Cable 30 cm (Power Source not included
Important note:
This lighting kit is powered by a USB Power Bank which is NOT included in this kit. If you do not have a USB Power Bank you can purchase them from our Powering-section
CONNECT MULTIPLE KITS:
Do you have multiple Light My Bricks Lighting Kits or wish to light up multiple sets using a single power function? Light my Brick have a Multi-Light Kit Connection Kit which makes it easy to connect up to 4 lighting kits together. You can even connect these kits together to create an even larger single lighting circuit!
Hazard statement!
ATTENTION! Not suitable for children under 3 years, as small parts can be swallowed. CHOKING HAZARD!
Other notes:
PLEASE NOTE: THIS SET IS A LED LIGHTING KIT ONLY. ALL LEGO® SETS FEATURED IN IMAGES AND VIDEOS ARE SOLD SEPARATELY.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO® Group. The use of the LEGO® trademarks is only for the unambiguous identification of the LEGO® products, to which the Light my Bricks products fit and should not constitute a violation of the property rights.
