Nice addition the LED lights, just a heads up.. they don't stick to wood very well and tent to unstick fairly quickly, they also get very hot!. My advice would be to stick them to some form of plastic strips and then glue or screw the plastic to the base boards :) - just got to the end of the vid and you mentioned super glue :) hopefully it works okay.
Yes I had a similar issue with sticking these type of strip lights onto buildings and can confirm from previous experience that it works well so if I get any unstick here or there a few drops of glue will do the trick 😉 thanks for your input .. I went for wood as pretty long runs of lights and hadn't thought of plastic. If I get any major issues I will swap over 👍
I try and stick them down to a bit of Ali angle section, being angle it keeps it straight, the glue doesn't come off as it never gets too hot thanks to the heatsinking from the Aluminium, a bit of 25mm angle would be prefect for this application, comes in 6m lengths from the actual suppliers ;-)
nice lighting four the layout the will look good on the layout good work thanks for the share on channel thanks lee
Thanks lee 🙂
LEDs look a treat. ideal for lighting up the fiddle. thanks for sharing. cheer's Tony.
Your welcome and cheap too always a bonus
Lighting looks awesome 👌
Thanks I'm certainly pleased with it
Excellent, i use these in some of my buildings and to light up my station canopies, 👍🏻
That's a good idea for the canopies i would have to use the warm white for those
I have a dimmer Switch/Wheel, Works a treat. Mine are warm white, Engine sheds and the Church.
@@StMaryChurchModelRailway that's a great idea 💡 👍
Nice addition the LED lights, just a heads up.. they don't stick to wood very well and tent to unstick fairly quickly, they also get very hot!. My advice would be to stick them to some form of plastic strips and then glue or screw the plastic to the base boards :) - just got to the end of the vid and you mentioned super glue :) hopefully it works okay.
Yes I had a similar issue with sticking these type of strip lights onto buildings and can confirm from previous experience that it works well so if I get any unstick here or there a few drops of glue will do the trick 😉 thanks for your input .. I went for wood as pretty long runs of lights and hadn't thought of plastic. If I get any major issues I will swap over 👍
I try and stick them down to a bit of Ali angle section, being angle it keeps it straight, the glue doesn't come off as it never gets too hot thanks to the heatsinking from the Aluminium, a bit of 25mm angle would be prefect for this application, comes in 6m lengths from the actual suppliers ;-)
Good info thanks