lights in roman cath clock

[jreece]

anyone here got any ideas about putting lights in the project mentioned?....thanks in advance

[oily]

You could look into modeling supplies. Boat, trains etc. Miniature lighting.
Most likely you'll find several options.

[jreece]

thanks

thanks oily....ill ck'm out

[wwalker47]

Jreece-

I have that same pattern but have not started it as of yet. Are you done with yours? If so let's see some pix.

-Bill

[wjbclocks1]

Hi
You might try any store that sells Doll houses and supplies.
I have bought some from AC Moore

[jreece]

thanks for the ideas.....dont like much getting to that part.....I'll to post some pics if I can figure out how..merry christmas

[wood-n-things]

Just a tip...

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Good luck

[Mike_Fehring]

If you have electronics experience you can use LEDs