JJ Prise Lighting kit
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JJ Prise Lighting kit
So looking for an opinion.....got the opportunity to purchase either a Tena Controls or a Madman lighting kit for the 1:500 Revell kit. Ive ooked at some video and other online sources but what wou;d the consensus be for the better of the two kits? And while I'm at it, how would the Paragrafix Fan blades affect the bussard effect? (See Mrs Varney I used them both appropriately in a sentence......) Not really interested in an open shuttle bay but what else is in the Pragraphix kit?
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Well I can tell you about the Madman kit as I am it's creator.
The strength of my kit (and all my kits) is its ease of use. You use wire-wrapping instead of soldering for hookups, but you can still solder if you prefer.
My kit definitely works with the Paragrafix bussard photoetch as one of my customers used them together and it looks great. Plenty of light comes through the etch and you can clearly see the spinning effect.
email me at johndavidcook@comcast.net if you have more questions.
Thx.
The strength of my kit (and all my kits) is its ease of use. You use wire-wrapping instead of soldering for hookups, but you can still solder if you prefer.
My kit definitely works with the Paragrafix bussard photoetch as one of my customers used them together and it looks great. Plenty of light comes through the etch and you can clearly see the spinning effect.
email me at johndavidcook@comcast.net if you have more questions.
Thx.
That Madman Who Lit Up Deep Space Nine