Easy Street and Wall Lamps to Light Your Model Railway

Today Jenny is installing the new DCC controlled street and wall lamps from DCCconcepts onto Wear Yard. If you like the look of these and fancy some for yourself, here's a link to help you out: bit.ly/3WqmU4e
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[@MarchWestJunctionTMD]

Hi Jenny, really enjoyed that and that’s a great tip on feeding the wire through.
Happy New Year
Andy

[@chrissharp5073]

A well explained video. As usual you explain everything without any "gobbledegook". Thanks for sharing and a happy new year for 2023.

[@norbertroler9339]

wünsche ich euch einen guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr und alles Gute für 2023

[@martinpattison1567]

I like the style of the ones that you have used. I will be DC only so I could use the resister boards to get the correct brightness. I just hope that DCC Concepts does not stop making them before I am ready. A Happy New Year to you and Zoe. Martin (Thailand)

[@bobainsworth5057]

They sure make a fine product.

[@mels1811]

Brilliant video

[@michaelbenton4117]

Hello Jenny, happy new year. I have the same building as you, I have yet to in stall lighting in the building so mine is not glued down. Next look like getting some lamps for station platform and my street scene. Have put some lights in my engine shed after watching your previous video. Mick

[@pim1234]

Tardis spotted !

[@HemelDownModelRailway]

These look Great definitely something I’ll be considering in the future thanks for sharing and a happy new year to you and Zoe 🙂

[@briansimpson4293]

Hi Jenny very good and informative video, I am thinking of installing these street lights using DCC. Is the alpha mimic plug and play board the same one that comes with the building lighting kit, also if using them on DCC do I still need to use the resistor boards if using the mimic board. Or are they used just when using D.C.
Cheers Brian.

[@garycooper9574]

Thank you. Another great video

[@peterjackson-cheadleheath1182]

Hi Jenny Another great innovation from DCC Concepts, although I wish they would do them in N. Thanks

[@scotabot7826]

Jenny, I thought we had to use the resistor boards? Can you please elaborate? Thanks

[@JenniferEKirk]

Only if running the lights from power other than the Alpha Mimic boards.

[@durhamranger988]

Very informative and helpful video Jen. Are the lamp wires coated in some sort of clear insulating material? They appear to be bare copper on camera which would short circuit.

[@peterbudd1803]

They are enamel coated and hence insulated from each other.

[@rogerwindsor2130]

I went one step beyond.. (Madness) , lights working from Alexa voice control.

[@paulreynolds1510]

Did I see a tardis on your layout??

[@JenniferEKirk]

Oh yes. :)

[@xxqq5719]

Not saying that you should take up modelling street lights, but, you could tell when you were by the colour of the light. 1960s very orange ones.