Darth Vader Helmet

This is the way! Definitely worth it for any Star Wars/Mandalorian fan. There’s an installation video on youtube if you encounter issues setting it up. My tips for this one: -when placing the blue LED for the eyes, try and mimic the position of both left and right led placement, otherwise your Mandalor will look like it has crooked eyes when it is powered on -it comes with a usb male and triple A battery attachment (batteries not included). This is nice because you have the luxury of making it portable or keeping it stationary. I have mine connected via usb to a usb cord extender that goes into a wireless outlet adapter with a remote control, which allows me to turn it on/off without having to get up! Also, the battery pack can attach to the back of the helmet like a lego piece, very convenient. Enjoy! And may the force be with you!

Very cool, son who is 13 was able to install lights all on his own. He said not something he would want to do again but very happy with his venom head led lights.

Great Villian.

These look fantastic and they weren’t cheap! They seem to be holding up well and she had them installed quickly!

Had to use some glue dots to get the lights along side of helmet to stay. But once on and aligned it’s really cool.

Doesn't work, took forever to put the helmet back together after running all the wires. Once it was finally done, plugged it in and no lights turn on . Opened the remote, no batteries.... What a waste of money.

As someone who has never built a lego kit before, adding these lights made me nervous. But, I got it on the first try and it worked perfectly. The wires are so thin and the connectors are so tiny I was worried something wouldn't work, but it all came together perfectly. I love that you can use batteries or a USB/outlet to power it. It took some patience to assemble, but the steps are helpful and if I can do it, so can you! My boyfriend is going to LOVE this.

I chose this particular kit because I liked the idea of the remote, and the option of either battery or USB power. Unfortunately the kit did not work. Normally this would not be a big deal. I would simply box it up and return it for a replacement. However in this instance, you have to carefully disassemble the model, place the lights, thread the wires, and connect everything to the circuit board before I can test to see if it works. So, 45 minutes in, I'm ready for an awesome Lego Batman experience, and I get nothing. After another 10 minutes of troubleshooting (different batteries, switching to USB option, checking connections) it's apparent it's a dud. It's not worth trying again. I carefully removed the kit, and tossed it. Save the time and aggravation, skip this one.