Pre-built LED kits

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**edwardmyst**

Just found the add for the coming Kickstarter in regards to this.
I like the idea, rechargeable etc, no idea if feasible for me, it's all about the cost.

I have done LED lighting in my vehicles in the past the old fashioned way by building, soldering etc from battery through switch etc etc. The task has grown more complex for me due to eyesight and access to materials. Therefore, this type of idea appeals now.

Who has or knows of others who do prebuilt LED style installations, whether place and pin or add your own wires? Hoping to have options and see some cost comparisons before this Kickstarter comes out.

**Alex Kolodotschko**

Which kickstarter?
Mildly interested.

**edwardmyst**

Sorry, forgot not everyone gets the add on the home page. Here is the link it gives. Says coming in March
https://omnissious.com/

**Argive**

GSW does conductive paint btw. I think if I was planning on using LED's id look into that.

**chromedog**

Powered play does plug and play kits for vehicles.
They started out with kits for a few 40k vehicles and have added sequence controllers and sound effects boards too.

The omnissious one is more a display base thing (although it can be adapted to terrain pieces, you need to do a lot of work for that).

**edwardmyst**

Good information, I need more. Conductive paint? Any details? Who is GSW? I didn't take the omnisious as display base. It says they recharge on a base, but use a rechargeable battery system. Do you have more information than that page?