Make room for the whole encounter

For a Dragon Ball collection, this model has several details that belong together: Shenron's expression, Goku riding Nimbus, and the gathered Dragon Balls. A display position that keeps the cloud and base in view lets you enjoy that relationship. Leave those areas clear of neighboring collectibles if they're the reason you chose the set. The lights give you several places to pause, from the face at the top to the small spheres below, so spending a little time deciding what faces you can be part of the fun.

For adjustable brightness, select the Remote Control Version. A lower setting gives you a different intensity to try when viewing the model nearby; a higher setting offers a stronger light presence. You can decide what suits the surrounding collection and the room's existing light. The appeal here is the ability to tune a familiar display to how you want to enjoy it, with Shenron and Goku staying the subject.

Seven Dragon Balls. One display worth lingering over.

Give your Dragon Ball shelf a summoning scene you can stop and enjoy. The ZENE Bricks Light Kit for LEGO Icons Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku #11390 lights the seven Dragon Balls beneath Shenron and puts a golden glow around Goku's Flying Nimbus. Those familiar details give the huge coiled dragon a story to gather around. If you built this set for the feeling of seeing the Eternal Dragon appear, the illuminated base makes that idea a visible part of your display.

There are two versions available: Classic Version and Remote Control Version. The Remote Control Version adds brightness adjustment, giving you a practical way to set the intensity for your collection. That's worth considering if you enjoy changing the mood of a display while keeping the same model in place.

Shenron's red-eyed stare

The red eyes are a small detail with a lot of character. Set beneath Shenron's heavy green brows, their glow draws attention straight to his expression. His long whiskers, branching horns, and white fangs surround that bright focal point, so the face keeps its stern personality even among all those curves and scales. For a fan looking across a collection, this is a particularly recognizable part of the dragon to light. You get that direct, watchful stare without needing a large illuminated panel across the face.

Follow the curve of the belly

Warm points of light sit between the curved tan belly plates. Each little break in the surface becomes a bright marker along Shenron's winding body, helping you follow the coil where it bends around the central rock column. The broad plates still give the underside its segmented shape, with the thin red border running beside them. It's a good match for a sculpture whose appeal depends so much on its sweeping pose: the lighting follows the construction that makes this version of Shenron distinctive.

Texture on the green scales

Small lights beside the rock column pick out the green surface of the body. Highlights land on the raised studs and plate edges, leaving visible differences between the rounded bumps and the flatter areas around them. That local contrast gives you something to appreciate up close, especially along the section that curves behind the column. If you enjoy inspecting how a character has been translated into bricks, these lit surfaces make the individual shapes part of the attraction. The scale texture remains clearly brick-built.

Goku gets his own patch of sky

Flying Nimbus deserves attention beside such a large dragon. Its bright golden lighting outlines the little cloud beneath Kid Goku, separating his part of the scene from Shenron's green body. The yellow curl trailing behind it keeps that familiar airborne shape, while the minifigure sits above the brightest area. Fans who know the cloud as Kintoun will recognize why this detail matters. With Goku so much smaller than Shenron, giving his cloud a concentrated glow helps keep their encounter at the center of the display.

There's a playful contrast in their scale: a tiny rider next to that enormous head and looping body. Keeping Nimbus visually distinct lets you enjoy both characters together. It also preserves the charm of this particular pairing, with young Goku on his cloud beside the Eternal Dragon.

All seven, gathered at the base

The Dragon Balls sit together on clear supports, with light rising beneath the orange spheres. Their star markings remain part of the detail to look for as you move closer. This cluster gives the base a clear subject of its own, connecting the tall dragon above with the objects gathered below. For someone who enjoys the summoning idea behind the model, lighting this spot carries real meaning. The seven balls aren't just a color accent; they're a recognizable reason for Shenron to be here.

A golden edge to the energy

The jagged translucent pieces at the base catch the golden light along their angled edges. Those sharp shapes frame the Dragon Balls and add a burst of energy around the lowest part of the coil. Their outlines contrast with the smooth spheres and the rounded belly plates above, giving the base several different textures to enjoy. On a reflective display surface, the warm glow can also appear beneath the black plinth, extending the pool of color beyond the model's footprint without adding more scenery.

What's Included

• The Led Light Kit includes Connecting Cables, Lights, Expansion Boards, etc.
• Battery Box( without Batteries).
• Instructions in PDF format provided.

Type: Compatible with LEGO® sets
Material: Eco-friendly ABS plastic