We need to light up the streets of NOEL for nighttime. So, we are adding a few decorated Street Lamps with orange flickering lights to resemble older gas lit street lights.
Super cool!!! Great way to save on electricity. Very nice the way you did the decor on the light posts. I bet you can make yourself a Christmas Boxcar. With your talent it would turn out great.
Truly look forward to it Mark!! I wish I could have seen ya this last trip in early December, we were just super busy with the open house @@gardenrailroading
Are the street lights meant for G scale or sis you find them somewhere else? You did a really nice job rewiring and decorating them. I'm inspired to try something like that for my station. Always enjoy your videos
They were a cheap set of lights for what they called "Large Scale" model trains. They were also made for indoor setups, I made them weather tight for the outdoors.
Great channel really like all the information you provide.
Thanks Wayne! I really like the garden railroading hobby. I'm located in the Seattle area, where are you located in the world?
Super cool!!! Great way to save on electricity. Very nice the way you did the decor on the light posts. I bet you can make yourself a Christmas Boxcar. With your talent it would turn out great.
Another great instructional video, love the creativity as well. Thank you Mark! You're doing a wonderful job!
Thanks Steve, we will have to meet sometime to exchange stories.
Truly look forward to it Mark!! I wish I could have seen ya this last trip in early December, we were just super busy with the open house
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We may get down your way this summer.?@@steveheavyside6023
Really nice…what an improvement on those lights
Thank You Doug! Hope you are having a great start to your New Year!
Are the street lights meant for G scale or sis you find them somewhere else? You did a really nice job rewiring and decorating them. I'm inspired to try something like that for my station. Always enjoy your videos
They were a cheap set of lights for what they called "Large Scale" model trains. They were also made for indoor setups, I made them weather tight for the outdoors.