Radio Tower Lights

[@krisblackmarr7438]

Sweet... well done Greg.

[@CassidysWorkshop]

Thank you, Kris, good to hear from you.

[@toddbrien4184]

Very nice Greg, it’s giving me a few ideas. Thanks.

[@CassidysWorkshop]

Thanks, Todd. That's what I always hope to do.

[@SchuylkillRiverValley]

The warning lights look great Greg! Nice job and cool addition to the layout.

[@CassidysWorkshop]

Thank you for watching, John, I appreciate it.

[@FBMRR]

This is really cool. Great job on the realism.

[@CassidysWorkshop]

Thanks, Rick. Keep it real I say. LOL

[@hortonmonroe9163]

Looks good, Greg. I can’t use the idea on anything I have due to my earlier era of interest, but I can still admire yours and the work you do.

[@CassidysWorkshop]

Maybe you could attach candles to a tall structure. LOL Thanks for watching.

[@rwissbaum9849]

And you're the one who worried about setting his layout on fire by adding lights to a signal mast! Nice job.

[@CassidysWorkshop]

Oh I'm concerned, I'll tell you. I am working with 12 volts, way beyond my safety limit of 1.5 volts that batteries offer.

[@rwissbaum9849]

@@CassidysWorkshop 😀

[@garychestnut6380]

Well done, Greg.

[@CassidysWorkshop]

Thank you, Gary. Just subbed to your channel, that's quite a layout you have there. 👍

[@garychestnut6380]

@@CassidysWorkshop Thank you greg.

[@YourLocalBowler]

What did you use to make the radio tower?

[@CassidysWorkshop]

The bottom part was an old water tower base, I don't remember which company, and I just used Plastruct styrene shapes to extend it above that. Mostly scratchbuilt.