Lego Arcade Machines

This has been great for printing decals for our arcade machines.

Todo lego en e tiempo establecido, excelente producto. Lo recomiendo.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Machines have good performance and durability. The support for the machines are kind of flaky, but everything is runs good

These are a huge step better that the lego man hand style lav clips that come with the UWP system.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great batteries. I used them immediately on my son's Lego Mario and he seemed more lively than with other batteries. They're a higher end product

I bought a pair of these for the purpose of LEGO miniatures photography, in a micro-studio I'm setting up in the closet beneath the basement stairs. I chose this package for the variety of modifiers more than the GoPro mount itself, although that might prove useful someday. Very happy with the quality of build, simple user interface, and light output.  So far my only wish is for an option for an even lower low setting, noting that the specs made it clear what to expect in this regard. I've uploaded some of my early shots (with the image titles providing detail of the lighting used) - as happy as I am with the results, I will likely add additional lights (LitraPro?) over time to fill out my studio lighting options.

It expands your arsenal that is The BMPCC4K. With this baby, I am able to modify my camera like a Lego set to suit my exact needs. This camera cage is, essentially, the building block that will make your camera feel like the dangerous weapon that it is. Slap on the accessories of your choice to transform this bad boy into the Call of Duty artillery gun that will make you an absolute Juggernaut on the field. For me, the possibilities are endless with this puppy, and I know that it will do the same for you too.

The image shows a close up of a Lego set using the IRIX 150mm lens. In that picture you can see the small rigs in the gray plastic that is not visible by just looking at it.

My main use: Wired to provide nominally 4.5 volts, I use 6 of these to power a Lego motor. They operate the device for at least 3 hours a week for months. The voltage out of the package is about 1.8, which quickly becomes 1.7, then holds at 1.7-1.6 for most of the battery's life. Like all Li-Ion batteries they die suddenly.

Machines are small and powerful