BRIKSMAX Led Lighting Kit for Roller Coaster - Compatible with Lego 10261 Building Blocks Model- Not Include The Lego Set

The media could not be loaded. I really like that the moving car can be lit up while racing around the track. And the flashing light on the camera is really cool. Also glad I was able to buy this light kit for a discontinued Lego set.

Unfortunately this ended up being one of the most frustrating mini projects. Instructions in the guides are poor at best. The photos of where to place the lights are difficult to follow. Furthermore, in some cases the wire shown in the pics are not the wire to use. Also, it’s very unclear how to make the final connection to the battery pack. In any case, I spent about 5 hours working through installing the lights only to get to the last wire connection and the connector on the end of the wire broke off. I couldn’t get it out back in. Rendered the entire effort useless. I ended up removing all the wires and lights. Very disappointed overall.

I’m working on our second order of this. The first was all assembled and when I went o turn it on, it started smelling like it was burning and got really hot. The lights didn’t light up either. Sent it back and got a new one. Hoping this one works - I’m still in the middle of assembling it again.

I purchased this item and it's been working pretty good thus far. While there were parts missing from the kit I reached out the company and received a quick response and resolution. Very satisfied that the company stands behind their product and I will happily buy more light kits in the future.

This was just the right touch to add to my LEGO roller coaster. It is really fun to watch this in the dark. It wouldn't be the same set without the lights. A must for any LEGO enthusiast.

This lighting kit is a nice addition to the roller coaster set. It is a little on the expensive side. I had problems with the multi-function board though. I couldn't get it to work when I plugged it in to the circuit as directed. After testing, I discovered mine was wired backwards. It works fine if I plug the power feed wire into one of the "out" ports, and plug the camera flash light into the "power" port on the opposite side. The board also wouldn't work if I plugged it into the rest of the circuit, but with its own power source, it works just fine.

Like the look of what I was able to get working. Not my first set I've purchased to light up some of my buildings. And the directions are easy to follow. However, the main ticket center no matter how I connect it turns the lights off to the rest of the set.

I’m no rocket scientist, so this was very difficult to install on my son’s newly built roller coaster set. Get ready to exercise lots of patience. Lots and lots of patience. I would be able to build ten of these roller coasters in the time it took to set up these lights.