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How To Fit Lights In Model Railway / Railroad Coaches For Less Than £4 - Tutorial Tuesday Episode 43

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How To Fit Lights In Model Railway / Railroad Coaches For Under £4 - Tutorial Tuesday Episode 43.
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20 Comments

@johnbridges955 3 years ago

I really enjoy ‘tutorial Tuesday’. To the point with no waffle. Great video, and very informative.

@davidbales8053 2 years ago

Best explanation and video production on this topic i have seen, thanks!!

@MrLosttheplot 3 years ago

brilliant video, thank you

@tonypetts6663 3 years ago

Thanks Doug, that's a proper budget project and one I'll be copying.
Now roll on the arrival of the red leds.

@dibsyardshuntinglayout 3 years ago

Fantastic tutorial, Doug. Especially the curly wire axle contact. Thank you for sharing.

@andrewretallick4614 3 years ago

Brilliant (no pun intended!)🙂

@alikwindrush8892 3 years ago

Great info, well done and thank you

@stephencordell6661 3 years ago

An excellent video very informative in a simply explained manner that anyone can follow 👍

@frankwhittle4364 3 years ago

Brilliant Doug and so well explained

@RonDennisMum 3 years ago

Thank you Doug. Great tutorial, and now doing this myself. Just some minor tweaks for my layout that can (for some tracks) run both DC and DCC.

@Theoriginalborgy 3 years ago

Nice, I think I might to get some warm LED's for the LNER teak coaches, thanks for a simple easy to follow tutorial.

@demon_inside0013 1 year ago

Just the video tutorial I was looking for. Thank you!

Nice layout BTW!

@andywalker6 3 years ago

Fantastic video Doug, excellent ideas, and pefect pick up solution, I've been looking for a frictionless pickup idea. Thanks for sharing, and explaining the electronics so clearly and easy to understand.

@les-halestation 1 year ago

Marvelous video. I will certainly do thisto my coaches. Thanks.

@monham5041 3 years ago

Thanks Doug.
Nicely explained.
They look good.

@Steven85-8i 3 years ago

Hello,nice work fitting LED lights on the coach, certainly looks effective on the track and in the dark.

@danielchandler4585 3 years ago

Great idea 💡 I’ll be trying that. Good video 😀

@timsully8958 3 years ago

Excellent job Doug, for what you are paying out and the ease of creation, it’s a brilliant idea, and I didn’t see anything that suggested the light quality was any less than Hornby at all (indeed, I suspect it’s probably better!) and the stay alive characteristics of the capacitor add to its effectiveness. 🤓

Cheers fella, really enjoyable tutorial 👍🍀🍻