Add Lights to YOUR Model Railway Layouts (FINAL Episode)

Bringing together the first three Model Railway Layout series "Add Lights to YOUR Model Railway Layouts", this culmination of efforts has brought life and detail to my Hornby / Metcalfe Models setup!
The process works the same in 00 Gauge, HO Gauge, or TT:120. 3 volts is 3 volts!
If you're nervous about basic electronics, watch this mini-series for the full process!
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[@clearprop]

This series is nicely put together, sir. 👍

[@TheScottishModelRailwayGuy]

@@clearprop Thank you! I hope it helps some people along their journey with getting some lights on their layouts, or dioramas. Thank you for your kind comment! 🙂👍🏻

[@Allthegauges]

Thank You for uploading this and showing the step by step.
Makes it a lot less daunting.
Makes me feel a lot better tackling the wiring on my layout.
Thank You

[@TheScottishModelRailwayGuy]

You're absolutely welcome! I jave to admit the thought is a little daunting, but if you start with a very simple lighting circuit loop and build from there then it's patience and taking your time.
Hey... thanks for engaging! Much appreciated! 🙂👍🏻

[@railway187]

Very nice 👌

[@TheScottishModelRailwayGuy]

Hey... thank you! I'm thinking a couple on that wee street might look pretty good! 🙂👍🏻

[@SouthWestCrossingsUK]

Lovely little details

[@TheScottishModelRailwayGuy]

@@SouthWestCrossingsUK Thanks! I thought it was worth the effort 🙂👍🏻

[@Kparc1212]

The lights I added are really bright, is there a way to tone them down?

[@TheScottishModelRailwayGuy]

There are a couple of ways, but it will be a little more "electronic".
Have a look at epiaodea 2 and 3 of the series tosee how the voltage regulator is wired up. You could use that to tone it all down a bit.
Other options are resistors in line, but that is definitepy heading more down the soldering route