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World Of Lights

Every exhibitor is invited to light up their MOC!  World Of Lights is a period of utter darkness (or as much darkness as the venue's emergency lighting will permit) where lighted MOCs take center stage.  It's a beautiful and cerebral event to behold.

Any MOC can be lighted.  There are no rules or guidelines.  A simple row of streetlights is very nice.  Or a working train engine headlight blazing the tracks ahead.  Or a glowing UFO hovering above.  The night's the limit!

Modular Friends Bakery by Jon Lazar is the perfect example of basic indoor lighting done well for great effect.

MicroGARCs by Simon Liu uses blacklights (and his own black canopy to ensure darkness) to make his Space display glow in the night.

Most builders use systems designed specifically for LEGO.  These fall under our short list of acceptable aftermarket, AFOL-designed products - because they're cool :)

The most commonly used systems are:

BlingBlingBrick by Kim Chiu The newest kids on the block have been attending and vending at BrickFair shows since 2016.  Popularity brings them back to every show.

Brickstuff by Rob Klingberg User Review: Integrate very well into LEGO, and have beautiful, professional website and packaging.  The flickering gas light effect is awesome.

LifeLites by Rob Hendrix User Review: The better-priced system with good explanations of how things work.  Sells convenient starter kit.