LIGHTAILING Light Set for (Creator Expert The Assembly Square) Building Blocks Model - Led Light kit Compatible with Lego 10255(NOT Included The Model)

I just installed today on my son's Assembly Square. It was a bit expensive, but I found the quality and packaging to be top notch. It was a bit of a challenge to install. I think it took about 2 hours, maybe a little less. I followed the YouTube video to install. It was as “easy” as could be expected. I took my time. The wires are very tiny as they have to be and I was very careful.The battery supply is ok, but I ended up connecting it to an iPhone charger plugged into a Wemo switch so I can controller via Alexa, it works as well as any Wemo device.Overall, I am very happy and think it looks great! Well, worth the price as it makes the Lego look very nice. Makes it come alive.

I’ve bought several different types of lighting for my Lego sets and this is definitely my favorite brand of lights. The instructions were clear and the wires were not too delicate.

I usually never write reviews or share pictures on big bad tech websites like Amazon, but I felt compelled in this case for my fellow brickheads because this seller is the real deal.Initially I thought I did the instructions by the book, including testing every LED string before getting into the disassembly business, but when I finished my build the mug/exterior light string of the coffee shop didn't work. (The rest of the build looked great even without it.)I emailed the seller and they responded quickly and mailed me a replacement part.I've ordered other LED sets from these guys and had no issues, so you shouldn't have any concerns about quality (and just know that if something doesn't work, these guys will actually follow up and make it right).

is a challenge. The instruction images aren't all that good so there's a bit of trial and error.

Great set! Lights are awesome!

My grandson loved this

My grandson loved this light kit. He used it to light his LEGO village.Now every detail of this amazing LEGO creation is visible due to the lighting kit.

I really hate to give a 1 star review. Especially for a group of products I mostly really love. But Lightailing brought me too this.First up lets talk about the kits. The Lightailing kits are by far the easiest light kits to install in Lego buildings to get good results. They come as prelit bricks on USB light strings. You simply replace the existing bricks with the lighted ones and then carefully run and hide the wires. This is both Lightailings blessing and it's failing. Unlike the competition Bricksmax or LightMyBricks, which use a modular design whereby you can easily replace any individual light or component that goes bad, Lightailing uses strings of lights, not unlike small LED Christmas Lights. So a failure at any point will destroy an entire string of lights. This set uses 5 Strings of lights. With one particularly long string that provides interior lighting for the right hand buildings having 9 or 10 lighted bricks on it. A failure from a small wire breaking anywhere in this string kills the lights.Now here's my problem with Lightailing. I wired up my building, tested on the bench. Looks great. Moved it to the shelf (which you have to do as a single unit because due to String #4 you can no longer take the layer apart.) And string 4 is dead. Completely dead.Okay, not a problem. I have had this happen using LightmyBricks and Bricksmax sets hefore. I assume I screwed up and I contact the manufacturer and order the needed replacement piece. So I contact Lightailing. "I need to purchase a replacement bag 4" "We're sorry we don't sell or provide individual parts". Uh huh!?! So no actual Customer Service or product support. And sorry no, I'm not going to buy another $50 light kit just to get the string I need. If I do that it sure as hell won't be Lightailing's. They just lost a customer due to lousy Customer Service.