




| Version |
Battery Box & USB |
LED Parts |
More Effects |
Remote Control |
Sound Module |
Instruction Support |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Classic
|
The ZENE Bricks Light Kit for LEGO Astro Bot #40899 puts the glow into Astro's boot jets, giving that airborne pose a little more of the game you remember. If you've built him for your gaming desk, those bright blue beams make the figure a fun companion between sessions. The antenna and wrist rings carry the same cool light upward, with a glow beneath his head picking out the white body below.
There's something satisfying about having Astro sitting beside your game collection when the screen is off. For fans who want their finished build to capture his energetic character, the lit propulsion effects do a lot of the work. He's held above the base with his arms out, and the light under each boot emphasizes that moment in the air. Give him a spot where you can see the beams from your chair and enjoy that familiar little robot while taking a break.

The two transparent blue beams beneath Astro's feet are the detail to start with. Bright light at the boots passes into the clear blue pieces below, while illuminated tips mark where each beam ends near the base. This gives the display a convincing burst of propulsion as a visual effect. The black support stays behind the figure, leaving the blue jets easy to follow on either side.
Viewed from the front, the beams frame the Astro Bot nameplate and give the lower half of the build plenty to look at. From an angle, you get more space between the legs and can see how far each beam extends below the boot. That view works especially well for a collection photo: keep the full base in the frame so the length of the jets and the height of the pose are visible together.
At the top of Astro's head, a bright ring sits just below the rounded blue antenna tip. Light catches the curved white stalk and reflects onto the blue shell beneath it. It's a small detail with a clear job: drawing your eye up to the character's head. The bend in the antenna remains easy to see, with the cool glow concentrated around its tip.
That little beacon is also a useful detail to include in a close-up. Leave some space above the head rather than cropping straight across the antenna, and you keep the character's full outline in the shot. The blue shell, white face surround and dark face make a simple backdrop for that bright point. Astro still has the familiar round eyes shown on the model, with the lighting adding interest around his silhouette.
The illuminated rings around Astro's wrists bring attention to his small hands. Each transparent band glows between the rounded white section and the blue and gray pieces toward the fingers. Up close, that band makes the different parts of the hand easier to distinguish. You can see the curved surfaces catching blue reflections, while the gray finger pieces keep their shape against the brighter ring.
With the arms held away from the body as pictured, both wrist lights are clearly visible. They spread the blue accents across the width of the figure, balancing the single antenna light above. For builders who enjoy the way a few curved pieces can suggest a robot's hand, this is a good detail to photograph on its own. A slight side angle shows the ring wrapping around the wrist.
A strip of cool light beneath the head brightens the neck and shoulder area. The large dark face sits above a much smaller white torso, so this light helps separate the two shapes. It catches the top of the chest and nearby arm connections, giving the upper body more depth. The central blue stripe stays visible between the rounded white panels of the torso.
This is a quieter effect than the bright boot jets, but it matters when you look at Astro from the side. The space below his head has its own light, and the curves of the chest catch it differently as your viewing angle changes. Alongside the wrist rings, it gives you several small construction details to enjoy when you lean in for a closer look.
A spot near your controller stand or favorite game cases gives Astro a setting that suits him. Leave the front of the base clear so the logo and the ends of the blue beams stay in view. On a glossy surface, the light can create blue reflections beneath the display, like those in the supplied photos. A matte surface keeps attention closer to the figure. Pick the finish that fits the rest of your setup.
If you're sharing a shelf update with other fans, try a full view first, then a closer shot of the wrist or antenna. The full figure shows the hovering pose on its stand; the close-up shows where the light meets the individual pieces. That's the appeal here for an Astro fan who already has the build: a recognizable bit of his on-screen energy to enjoy in your own collection, even when you've put the controller down.
Type: Compatible with LEGO® sets
Material: Eco-friendly ABS plastic
| Country | Shipping Time (Days) |
|---|---|
| United States | 6-12 |
| United Kingdom | 6-10 |
| Germany | 6-12 |
| France | 6-10 |
| Italy | 6-12 |
| Spain | 6-12 |
| Netherlands | 6-12 |
| Austria | 6-12 |
| Poland | 6-12 |
| Canada | 6-14 |
| Australia | 6-10 |
| Other areas | 3-15 or contact us |
| Within 3 months | Replacement without extra fee. |
| Within 1 year | Free repair with shipment fee |
| More than 1 year | Contact us and handle it after negotiation |
| Returns within 15 days | Return with shipping fee, no opened and unused. |
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| Version |
Battery Box & USB |
LED Parts |
More Effects |
Remote Control |
Sound Module |
Instruction Support |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Classic
|
The ZENE Bricks Light Kit for LEGO Astro Bot #40899 puts the glow into Astro's boot jets, giving that airborne pose a little more of the game you remember. If you've built him for your gaming desk, those bright blue beams make the figure a fun companion between sessions. The antenna and wrist rings carry the same cool light upward, with a glow beneath his head picking out the white body below.
There's something satisfying about having Astro sitting beside your game collection when the screen is off. For fans who want their finished build to capture his energetic character, the lit propulsion effects do a lot of the work. He's held above the base with his arms out, and the light under each boot emphasizes that moment in the air. Give him a spot where you can see the beams from your chair and enjoy that familiar little robot while taking a break.

The two transparent blue beams beneath Astro's feet are the detail to start with. Bright light at the boots passes into the clear blue pieces below, while illuminated tips mark where each beam ends near the base. This gives the display a convincing burst of propulsion as a visual effect. The black support stays behind the figure, leaving the blue jets easy to follow on either side.
Viewed from the front, the beams frame the Astro Bot nameplate and give the lower half of the build plenty to look at. From an angle, you get more space between the legs and can see how far each beam extends below the boot. That view works especially well for a collection photo: keep the full base in the frame so the length of the jets and the height of the pose are visible together.
At the top of Astro's head, a bright ring sits just below the rounded blue antenna tip. Light catches the curved white stalk and reflects onto the blue shell beneath it. It's a small detail with a clear job: drawing your eye up to the character's head. The bend in the antenna remains easy to see, with the cool glow concentrated around its tip.
That little beacon is also a useful detail to include in a close-up. Leave some space above the head rather than cropping straight across the antenna, and you keep the character's full outline in the shot. The blue shell, white face surround and dark face make a simple backdrop for that bright point. Astro still has the familiar round eyes shown on the model, with the lighting adding interest around his silhouette.
The illuminated rings around Astro's wrists bring attention to his small hands. Each transparent band glows between the rounded white section and the blue and gray pieces toward the fingers. Up close, that band makes the different parts of the hand easier to distinguish. You can see the curved surfaces catching blue reflections, while the gray finger pieces keep their shape against the brighter ring.
With the arms held away from the body as pictured, both wrist lights are clearly visible. They spread the blue accents across the width of the figure, balancing the single antenna light above. For builders who enjoy the way a few curved pieces can suggest a robot's hand, this is a good detail to photograph on its own. A slight side angle shows the ring wrapping around the wrist.
A strip of cool light beneath the head brightens the neck and shoulder area. The large dark face sits above a much smaller white torso, so this light helps separate the two shapes. It catches the top of the chest and nearby arm connections, giving the upper body more depth. The central blue stripe stays visible between the rounded white panels of the torso.
This is a quieter effect than the bright boot jets, but it matters when you look at Astro from the side. The space below his head has its own light, and the curves of the chest catch it differently as your viewing angle changes. Alongside the wrist rings, it gives you several small construction details to enjoy when you lean in for a closer look.
A spot near your controller stand or favorite game cases gives Astro a setting that suits him. Leave the front of the base clear so the logo and the ends of the blue beams stay in view. On a glossy surface, the light can create blue reflections beneath the display, like those in the supplied photos. A matte surface keeps attention closer to the figure. Pick the finish that fits the rest of your setup.
If you're sharing a shelf update with other fans, try a full view first, then a closer shot of the wrist or antenna. The full figure shows the hovering pose on its stand; the close-up shows where the light meets the individual pieces. That's the appeal here for an Astro fan who already has the build: a recognizable bit of his on-screen energy to enjoy in your own collection, even when you've put the controller down.
Type: Compatible with LEGO® sets
Material: Eco-friendly ABS plastic
| Country | Shipping Time (Days) |
|---|---|
| United States | 6-12 |
| United Kingdom | 6-10 |
| Germany | 6-12 |
| France | 6-10 |
| Italy | 6-12 |
| Spain | 6-12 |
| Netherlands | 6-12 |
| Austria | 6-12 |
| Poland | 6-12 |
| Canada | 6-14 |
| Australia | 6-10 |
| Other areas | 3-15 or contact us |
| Within 3 months | Replacement without extra fee. |
| Within 1 year | Free repair with shipment fee |
| More than 1 year | Contact us and handle it after negotiation |
| Returns within 15 days | Return with shipping fee, no opened and unused. |
















