This is a custom PCB with 16 LEDs and a 10F202 Microchip. The LEDs are in 4 sets of 4 and each set flashes in a rotating pattern. Board fits sandwiched in between some modified LEGO tiles which are glued together. If you are interested in this, please contact me through email at info@brickmodder.net. For more information on custom electronics for LEGO and other scale models please visit www.brickmodder.net and www.lifelites.com

This hotel sign from LEGO 10182 Corner Cafe now features 15 LEDs with concealed wiring all connected to 5 channels of an eLite Advanced (http://lifelites.com/products/7). For more information about LifeLites products check out www.lifelites.com. For more information about LEGO lighting modification check out www.brickmodder.net.

If you are interested in having this custom modification done to your 10182 Corner Cafe hotel sign, please send an email to info@brickmodder.net. Modification time was 4 hours. Final cost is $125 plus your parts plus shipping. Video after the jump.

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I did a custom install of a "lights and sound" board from a Hasbro R2-D2 action figure into a LEGO R2-D2 minifig. I removed the board from the action figure and did some extensive testing and rerouting of the traces and components. This was needed in order to cut the board down small enough to fit inside the minifig. Everything needed to run the lights and sound are now inside the minifig. I used a 6mm x 6mm tactile switch in the dome and everything is running from a CR1225 battery inside the "body".

More information about minifig lighting can be found at www.brickmodder.net. You can buy lighting kits for your LEGO models at www.lifelites.com.

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