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hello to all the forum users
this might include you do you know a website or modle shop that sells lights for the railway ( O gauge ) ? if so please contact us
meadowcroft-garden-railway@live.com
or
www.meadowcroft-garden-railway.webs.com
thankyou
Tom wilkes
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this might include you do you know a website or modle shop that sells lights for the railway ( O gauge ) ? if so please contact us
meadowcroft-garden-railway@live.com
or
www.meadowcroft-garden-railway.webs.com
thankyou
Tom wilkes
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est.2009
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well I would like it to light the area its not a big area but any thing would do like the standard gauge railway works lights ( but smaller ) and thankyou and the lay out is not conected like some railway's are
it is a U shape and the new part of the line has a passing loop and thats where i would like the lights to go
plz get back to me as soon as you can
it is a U shape and the new part of the line has a passing loop and thats where i would like the lights to go
plz get back to me as soon as you can
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so you are looking for lights that look like standard gauge street lamps? I'm not a shop but was trying to clarify what you need to point you in the right direction.
I presume you would run them on a 12v supply as that makes things a lot safer in the garden. if street lighting is what you need
Something like this would give you the bulbs
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/10-x-Grain-Wheat- ... 1507wt_754
Then you need to build a pole (drinking straws would do ) and the top can be made of clear plastic.
I don't know of anyone that makes lights for the garden but for general lighting many use the standard garden solar lights.
I presume you would run them on a 12v supply as that makes things a lot safer in the garden. if street lighting is what you need
Something like this would give you the bulbs
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/10-x-Grain-Wheat- ... 1507wt_754
Then you need to build a pole (drinking straws would do ) and the top can be made of clear plastic.
I don't know of anyone that makes lights for the garden but for general lighting many use the standard garden solar lights.
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Electricity in the garden can be dangerous. Lots of people use battery rather than something that is plugged into the mains. 12V lights are for running from a direct source such as a battery and would explode if you put mains power to them without transforming it down to a safe voltage.M-G-Railway:45626 wrote:thankyou so much for all your help and i shall get to that asap thanks and good luck in the futer for your railway
Tom
oh and will i need to get a plug and some wire with it so they work ? if so i will be fine from there on
To make up some lights as I suggested you would need to wire the bulbs to a battery or transformer.
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