Yes. Cockpits demand precision—instrument panel lighting, HUD effects, and pilot visibility. Our kits include micro-LEDs (2-3mm) specifically sized for cockpit details, warm whites for authentic instrument glow, and positioning guides that illuminate panels without overwhelming the pilot area's scale.

Absolutely! Engine effects are signature features: blue-white LEDs for ion drives and thrusters, orange-red for rocket exhausts and afterburners, pulsing effects for active propulsion, and positioned at engine nacelles or exhaust ports for authentic placement. These effects bring spacecraft and jets to life.

Expect cockpit micro-LEDs for instruments, engine effect LEDs with appropriate colors, navigation lights (red/green wing tips, white tail), spotlight LEDs for fuselage details, landing lights (if applicable), flexible cables for wing and fuselage routing, effect controllers for engine pulses, and aerospace-specific installation guides.

Yes. Aircraft and spacecraft feature challenging geometries—swept wings, multiple engines, protruding features. Our cables are ultra-flexible for routing through wings, fuselage, and around engines. Mounting solutions work with curved surfaces and maintain aerodynamic profiles.

Wing lighting uses dedicated cable runs from fuselage to wing tips, with junction points at wing roots. Navigation lights position at wing tips (red/green), and any weapons or engines along wings receive individual LED circuits. The system maintains clean wing profiles despite comprehensive lighting.

Yes. Military aircraft emphasize functional lighting (formation lights, recognition strobes, weapons indicators), while civilian aircraft focus on navigation and landing lights. Our kits include appropriate LED selections and placement guides for each aircraft type's lighting requirements.

Definitely. Landing lights use bright white spotlights positioned below cockpits or in wing roots. Formation lights can include strobes or pulsing effects. Premium kits with effect controllers enable realistic blinking patterns matching actual aviation lighting protocols.