I'm going to stencil this on to a perspex tube to house the wires, gonna drop a couple of green bulbs in and light it. No idea how to make the stencil though.....
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i can relate had same problem with voyager conversion double wire's on led's , had to measure to keep wiring to min so to fit but hence i had trouble closing trapped wire's hence it took longer to complete ,keep in there ,there is an answerComment
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Wiring the last of the 6 bulbs for navigation/shuttle bay. Placement of fibre optics cable and connecting to appropriate bulbs.Comment
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Starting to seal the saucer section. Just needs gluing together, putty and re-painting then it's ready for the decalsComment
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And finally got the modelling putty out, and the saucer is sealed.Comment
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That is some serious electric plumbing job!!
Looking good!!
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Yeah, there are 35 bulbs in the saucer, started with 5, and I just kept adding. 9 white for interior lighting, 4 for the impulse engines, 15 for the phaser array, 6 on the shuttle bay and one spot light. I just kept adding systems to it..Comment
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Crackin' work Geordi sorry, Colin hehehe.
Have fun, JohnComment
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I have now, and I've gone easy on the rest of the ship. Each nacell will have 3 red and 2 blue bulbs and one bless led strip. The engineering hull only has 3 bulbs in and all the navigation lights are fibres run from the shuttle bay and 1 yellow for the deflector dish. so defo nothing more going in. And your right sealing the saucer was a little tricky lolComment
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Tonight's work. Put another Circuit in the warp engines, with plenty of cable to allow it to go in to the display Base for attaching to the circuit boardComment
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All wires, fibre cables in place and ready for wiring. Need to attach the second engine then it's time sort sort the wires. And there is more than a few of them.Comment
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