Aoshima 1/12 Kawasaki Ninja with amahalo inductive LED
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4 27 May, 13:11
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This is a test of installing amahalo LED module on an Aoshima 1/12 Kawasaki Ninja. Unlike cars, bikes are slimmer and full of interior parts. Placing the inductor bodies and wiring to head lights/tail lights should be planned before assembly.
To get more details, please feel free to visit: amahalo.com/post/working-on-a-limited-space