The lighting kit has an on/off switch, on the battery pack, but you have to open up the model when ever you wanted to turn it on or off.
I decided to make a post to show you how easy it is, to either.
1. Move the battery box outside the model so you can leave it closed, and still get to the batteries easily.
2. Run wires down the stand so you could connect it to a wall adapter,
Or.
3. Just add an outside switch while leaving the batteries inside the model
In the pictures below, you'll see how easy I did it even though my model was in a finished state.
I started just by using a small drill bit to drill a hole at the top of the mounting hole in the ship.
Then I snipped the wires between the battery box and the circuit board.
If you want to switch it to a wall adapter so you don't have to worry about batteries then connect the wire you ran up the rod to the circuit board, and connect your wall power adapter to the wires running out side the dome base.
USE A HIGH QUALITY REGULATED POWER SUPPLY. YOU DO NOT WANT ANY VOLTAGE VARIANCE THAT COULD HURT THE ELECTRONICS.
If you want to use the battery pack and leave it inside the model, but have a switch outside the model then leave the red wire from the battery pack to the circuit board intact, only snip the black wire. Connect the battery pack black wire to one of the leads you ran up the pole, connect the other black wire to the other lead you ran up the pole. Then connect the wires outside the dome base to a switch.
