Illuminating Buildings

[rtraincollector]

You could always type in white ink to read it you have to scroll over it with your mouse with the button held down

To read the above scroll with your mouse maybe thats the answer to all these blank post

[Penny Trains]

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(This space intentionally left blank.  Even these words aren't here)

[KRM]

The good thing about having no question is our answers can't be wrong.

Kev.

[overall]

Micro Mark has "grain-of-wheat" bulbs as well as peel and stick lights like the ones mentioned by Becky above. Since there is no actual question above, we must speculate on what the question probably was. Oh well.

George

[barrister2u]

I guess this is why I have a blank look on my face. Mark

[EIS2]

Kinda interesting how many folks will reply to a blank post (including myself).

Earl

[Penny Trains]

I like Model Power peel and stick gow's

Becky

[gunrunnerjohn]

I use LED's whenever possible, much less power.

[KRM]

Consider these.

http://www.modeltrainsoftware.com/ledlights1.html

 

You must be having that internet explorer issue I have been hearing about. Not letting you post.

 Kev.

[phillyreading]

Go to Radio Shack and buy the light bulb sockets and bulbs for either 12 volt or 14.4 volt and hook them up to a transformer to them to power them. Try to keep 120 volts off of the layout as much as possible!

[wallyworld]

 

[gunrunnerjohn]

Given the total lack of any question, I'd say stick some lamps in them.

[ROZY205]