1950 Kenworth Needlenose

[Supermario]

Hey Nathan. Have you thought about pico sized led. Don't hog out the original lights just drill a hole to fit the pico led. These things are smaller than nano but seem very bright.

Size specs on this page.


http://www.modeltrainsoftware.com/le...ined.html#pico

http://www.modeltrainsoftware.com/smd-chip-leds.html

[glorydays24]

Originally Posted by Supermario

Hey Nathan. Have you thought about pico sized led. Don't hog out the original lights just drill a hole to fit the pico led. These things are smaller than nano but seem very bright.

Size specs on this page.


http://www.modeltrainsoftware.com/le...ined.html#pico

http://www.modeltrainsoftware.com/smd-chip-leds.html

Nathan, Mario is right. I used these on the skirts on my Scania, and they are bright.

Big John

[Espeefan]

Originally Posted by JAMMER

Nathan just grab your mill and mill the centers out and then put some plastic inserts in them and a light. Ed

Ed, yes, that's one of the options I am considering. Thanks.

Originally Posted by Supermario

Hey Nathan. Have you thought about pico sized led. Don't hog out the original lights just drill a hole to fit the pico led. These things are smaller than nano but seem very bright.

Size specs on this page.


http://www.modeltrainsoftware.com/le...ined.html#pico

http://www.modeltrainsoftware.com/smd-chip-leds.html

Mario, that's a cool site. I've seen some other places that have surface mounted LEDs in some pretty small sizes, but this one has all the colors. Thanks for sharing that link. I'll look into it!

Originally Posted by glorydays24

Nathan, Mario is right. I used these on the skirts on my Scania, and they are bright.

Big John

Thanks John! So this is where you got your LEDs? Ha ha. I was going to ask in your thread, but now I know.

[Grainfarmer]

That one looks fantastic! Very good job!

[Espeefan]

Originally Posted by Grainfarmer

That one looks fantastic! Very good job!

Thanks Frank! I appreciate you checking out my project.