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Made in gb
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Hey all

I will be buying a Necron Catacomb Command/Annihilation Barge soon and I'd like to light it up with SMD LEDs.

I can figure out how to route almost all the wires and LEDs, however I'm stumped on how to light one part.

A picture paints a thousand words, so -

https://imgur.com/a/qixLb

I see in those photos that the guy has lit his resurrection orb. I'd like to do the same. I am assuming the kit part is solid plastic and grey. So not easy, if not impossible, to hollow out.

Can anyone here offer me any ideas on how to achieve the look of the orb in the photos, without casting a new orb in clear resin?

Thanks in advance.

This message was edited 4 times. Last update was at 2019/02/13 03:53:11


 
   
Made in eu
Stealthy Space Wolves Scout




Germany, Frankfurt area

Maybe a clear plastic bead from a hobby craft store?

 
   
Made in gb
Dakka Veteran






Thanks, yeah I thought of that a few hours after posting here. I've found some glass beads on ebay that might work, dunno about plastic one's though.

One problem I can see is that I'll be sticking an LED inside the "tunnel" that goes through the bead, or just under the bead, and I might end up with a very obvious lit "tunnel" through the bead and not much else. They're cheap enough I can buy some and have a go though and see what I come up with.

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