Ed! Although I have a weakness for Sterling Die-crushed kits, I would’ve passed on that price as well. 😉

A lovely looking craft, and you appear to be making a really good job of it. Well done. 😉

Update Nov3 it’s looking fine. I like the idea of removing the entire unit.

Getting ready for winter is required for those with a yard, house and responsibilities. My snowblower is tuned and ready, waiting in between the car n truck in the garage. Mulching leaves, spreading them on the gardens, yup lots to do.

Looks very smart
Scamp👍

Very interesting design. We are coming out your way in May, hope to catch up with you while in the area.

Wow! She is a sharp looker Brightwork! Fantastic workmanship! Keep those pix coming!

This is fabulous! A great mod and beautifully done!

I agree with all the positive opinions and compliments directed towards this construction.

Looking great, glad to hear that your health is going in the right direction 👎

Allessandro,

I made the mistake of leaving the glass tungstan filament lights in the navigation light inserts. The rest are LED so the tungstan lights suck up the power.

Really enjoyed seeing your photos. Keep up the good work ! 😉

I recently found the cheap Chinese fairy lights a quick and easy solution for internal and deck lighting. You can lay them out and cut off the excess wire and they work for hours with watch batteries. At £1 a string its worth it. Then its merely a matter of connecting a microservo to the switch and you have remote on/off functioning. Some sets even have multicolour. Quite fun to work with. 😊

Thanks for the explanation Brightwork.