Arrived yesterday. Perfect condition. Just put it on the layout. Beautiful!!!! Great lighting.
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Do you have any photos? Would love to see it.
Harry's Trains,
There are pictures of this building on their website. Another great looking building.
I got mine for Christmas. Very nice building - great detail. however, I must have missed the part about the lighting requiring a separate power supply. I am going to add my own lights and run them off of the power supply that powers all of my lights on the layout.
Richard
Originally Posted by Richard Gonzales:
I got mine for Christmas. Very nice building - great detail. however, I must have missed the part about the lighting requiring a separate power supply. I am going to add my own lights and run them off of the power supply that powers all of my lights on the layout.
Richard
It is only 4.5 volts, I don't want you to blow the leds. It a great pop, but after than it's dead
It does appear to be a very nice building but often it is hard to tell relative size in a promotional photograph.
I would love to see a picture of the building on someones layout with other structures or trains around. Anyone care to share?
Happy railroading,
Don
Originally Posted by rboatertoo:
Originally Posted by Richard Gonzales:
I got mine for Christmas. Very nice building - great detail. however, I must have missed the part about the lighting requiring a separate power supply. I am going to add my own lights and run them off of the power supply that powers all of my lights on the layout.
Richard
It is only 4.5 volts, I don't want you to blow the leds. It a great pop, but after than it's dead
LOL yes but the smell is the worst
I am using the Menards 4.5 volt converter.
Great photos on the Menards web site.
Thanks Jim,
No, I will not be connecting the lights provided with the building. I plan to add 12v or 14v grain of wheat lights.
I do not understand why they would have installed 4.5v LED's in the building. Although my building is very close to 120 outlet for plugging in the power supply, I think the connection would be a real pain to plug and un plug each time the layout was powered up.
Thanks,
Richard
Originally Posted by Richard Gonzales:
Thanks Jim,
No, I will not be connecting the lights provided with the building. I plan to add 12v or 14v grain of wheat lights.
I do not understand why they would have installed 4.5v LED's in the building. Although my building is very close to 120 outlet for plugging in the power supply, I think the connection would be a real pain to plug and un plug each time the layout was powered up.
Thanks,
Richard
It is a pain, I used a power supply bar under the table for items like this, flip the switch . I do have a main power switch on the wall that shuts off all the outlets that I have the power supplies connected.
