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Re: Star Destroyer Lighting
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lugnet.starwars
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Wed, 30 Oct 2002 19:35:51 GMT
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I wonder if that would be expensive? A single such light from shop.lego.com
is US$9.99. I don't have trains, so no spare lighting parts of my own.
Perhaps Technic 1x2 beams (with a hole) can be used with LEDs or a single
internal light source.
In lugnet.starwars, Joe Meno writes:
> It may not need fiber optics given its size. A network of 1x2 light bricks
> would work for most of the model, with maybe a brighter set used for the
> thrusters.
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> Theinterior would appear to have more than enough room for interior light
> sources and even power sources. It might be a thought to putthe thrusters on
> a separate circuit that can be throttled with a train regulator switch so
> it can be dimmed and brightened at will.
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> Joe Meno
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| (...) I have seen light bricks at Bricklink for much cheaper, like $5.00. But you have a valid point...it's not going to be an inexpensive thing to light the ISD. And if you have a kaybee toys outlet, check there for the Star Trek Enterprise (...) (22 years ago, 31-Oct-02, to lugnet.starwars)
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| (...) It may not need fiber optics given its size. A network of 1x2 light bricks would work for most of the model, with maybe a brighter set used for the thrusters. Theinterior would appear to have more than enough room for interior light sources (...) (22 years ago, 28-Oct-02, to lugnet.starwars)
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