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"Tapper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I am trying to make lighted Christmas decorations for a dollhouse (1/12th > scale). The smallest LEDs I have are too big, and the "microlamps" from > Radio Shack (cute little LED-sized filament bulb) are OK, but they're > expensive (over $1 ea) and I think the heat would be a hazard. I want > strings of lights to go around the edges of the roofs, around Santa and > Reindeer stand-ups, etc, just like on a real house. > > Power reqs aren't important: I can run on batteries, use the DC juice in the > house now, or go AC. > > My DREAM is to make "icicle" lights, just like the ones that are so popular > now on real houses. I'm fiddling with fiber optic and clear heatshrink > tubing but the fibers are too stiff when they're short: they won't dangle > from eaves properly, although horizontal runs are OK. > > Any ideas for sources of strings of bitty little lights? Or fringes of fiber > optic? I want authentic-looking decorations, so I'm trying to create > hundreds of points of light. I get a nice effect from staggered fiber in > clear tubing but it's pretty time-consuming since I'm a beginner. > > Thanks > --Pat > > > The SMD leds are pretty small :-) -- Regards ............... Rheilly Phoull
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