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As with other kits, I bought the Led kit for the Porsche 911 GT3 RS 🛒#ad (more pics at Porsche 911 GT3) and just received my LED Kit 🛒#ad (or AliExpress 🛒#ad) after my experience with the Bugatti Chiron one. Instructions were a photocopy which was hard to read, but seller provided electronic copy that was easier to understand. The kit contains: LED for front lights (main lights) LED for rear lights (brake) LED for the ceiling (driver area) USB connector Start installing them from the rear part, it will be easier to drive the wires trough the vehicle, it just comes with some bagged cables + pieces for each area listed above. ...

I’ve the Lego Volkswagen T1 Camper van 🛒#ad (which I made a MOC for at Lego T1 Trailer MOC) and just received my LED Lightning Kit 🛒#ad (or AliExpress 🛒#ad) after my experience with the Bugatti Chiron one It came with a very simple instruction manual (in comparison to the Chiron kit), and was able to have them installed within 10 minutes with minimal disruption to the pieces and powered via a power bank. The kit contains: ...

I’ve the Lego Bugatti Chiron 🛒#ad (more pics at its review and just recently via a credit coupon I got a LED Lightning Kit from Lightailing 🛒#ad (or AliExpress 🛒#ad). It came with an instruction manual with 118 steps to get them installed and a plastic box with all the components required. Power was not included as I was planning to use a power-bank. To be honest, the installation is not hard, but neither easy, it requires being extremely careful to properly place the wires and replace the original pieces with the ones supplied (for brakes and front lights) and be careful about the laying of the wires to allow them to fit in the proper places and still have room to locate the battery box. ...

I got some pieces that were part of a Lego Volkswagen T1 🛒#ad but couldn’t make for the complete set (which I already owned), so I was checking what mods I could build based on it, and best one, based on the amount of pieces was this one found on Rebrickable. As I found it to be a bit sad to leave the wheel, and some other elements outside I did some minor changes: ...

When I started with blog-o-matic I had to involve external ‘Travis-CI’, generating a token on GitHub, setting environment variables on Travis, etc GitHub started enabling actions which allows to automate workflows in a similar way than Travis or other external providers allowed, but with one extra feature: configuration is defined inside .github/ folder of your repository, which makes incredibly easy to copy the setup for one tool to another (except of optional required tokens that are configured per repo). ...