diymirage Posted August 18, 2010 Posted August 18, 2010 i know its been done to death but i've always been a fan of body parts on the wall (car body parts mind you) fenders, hoods, you name it here is a little something i made to put on the wall of my scale garage that i use as a back drop for my pictures it came from a jo-han kit (i think) the LEDs are 1.5 volt units the wifey bought me once for a different model project once i find the correct spot on the wall i will drill a hole to hide the wires
Hattley Posted August 18, 2010 Posted August 18, 2010 Nice! That's one of those things you see someone else do and say to yourself "why didnt think of that?"!
Dr. Cranky Posted August 18, 2010 Posted August 18, 2010 Perfect addition to any diorama garage wall.
TurboKitty Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 how cool is this!?! its neat to see other people doing the same things I've thought of doing so I can see how it turns out, I think we think alike I have a magazine that has several of these (only they are shelves) in it. I want to get the '70 Super Bee and '69 Charger R/T that they offer for about $75 each. They also have Camaros, Chevelle, GTOs, Corvettes, Firebird/Trans Ams, etc. These are really cool, great job w/ it! Where did your wife get the LEDs from?
diymirage Posted August 19, 2010 Author Posted August 19, 2010 thanks guys and gall this is something i would have up in my living room if i wasnt married michelle, there is a hobby shop in grand rapids called ryders (think there are 2 more locations actually), she bought them there, a 10 pack runs 14,95 these are the lights i was telling you about for your eclipse too now watch it lay in my model garage for 3 years, waiting for me to put it up
TurboKitty Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 thanks guys and gall this is something i would have up in my living room if i wasnt married michelle, there is a hobby shop in grand rapids called ryders (think there are 2 more locations actually), she bought them there, a 10 pack runs 14,95 these are the lights i was telling you about for your eclipse too now watch it lay in my model garage for 3 years, waiting for me to put it up ah ok cool, there is a Ryder's Hobby Shop in Toledo (half hr or so from me). I will have to go there and get some of those LEDS! What do you use as a power source to light them? Is it a battery pack?
diymirage Posted August 20, 2010 Author Posted August 20, 2010 ah ok cool, there is a Ryder's Hobby Shop in Toledo (half hr or so from me). I will have to go there and get some of those LEDS! What do you use as a power source to light them? Is it a battery pack? not sure on the price but the wifey included a battery holder that fits 2 AA batteries i hooked 2 LEDS paralel up to each battery tried it in series first but that dimmed them too much there is no on/off switch but its a simple matter of pushing the wires into the slots
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