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[eddiesolo]

I used to do my own, but just prewired sets and adapt for my use. You seem to know what you're doing so if you have to cut and solder or even use a connector block it will work. Besides, most of flashing do-das are in the cockpit-so one multi flashing led prewired with optics fitted would do. Word of warning though, the plastic filaments used do not bend well, and even if you try and heat gently they go from starting to bend to curl and knackered...found this out the hard way.

[eddiesolo]

Have you read this: http://forum.buildmillenniumfalcon.com/forums/topic/extraadd-on-lighting-kit/ May give you an idea or two.

[Alan 45]

Your right about the lighting kit but it didn't flash or anything. I think I will try to get something a bit more jazzy. Maybe some flashers with mixed timings and steady lights. Not sure, not sure how difficult that would be either

I may not bother with the lights on mine , it's too big to do as a dio and I'd never get to show it off so there's no point

[eddiesolo]

I may not bother with the lights on mine , it's too big to do as a dio and I'd never get to show it off so there's no point

You big fat smell face...what a wuss!

[Alan 45]

You big fat smell face...what a wuss!

I might put them in for Christmas it will save on the tree lights , mind you its one heck of a angel

[papa 695]

Awesome work Si really liking the lights

[eddiesolo]

Awesome work Si really liking the lights

Cheers Ian, glad you like it mate.

[Guest]

Have you read this: http://forum.buildmillenniumfalcon.com/forums/topic/extraadd-on-lighting-kit/ May give you an idea or two.

Cheers, I use the forums there but had not read this. Taking from the same supply and using a transformer seems like a good idea maybe...