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Don't forget the bottom of the mould needs to have some thickness, so overall about 1/2 inch thick
210mm x 297mm x 12mm = 748ml less your master, 500ml might just be enough!

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Yes, here http://www.maragon.co.uk/silicone.html

As Dublo says I use RTV Silicone, two part moulding liquid (second is the hardener) About £10 per half litre Maragon details - Product reference: 0CSI - RTV Silicone rubber. Fast-curing (red catalyst) RTV follows slow-curing (blue) in the list. This is a liquid moulding material which is ideal for i...

Drill some holes in a scrap bit of wood and test a switch install, I think you will find the leds are too close on the cross overs, don forget you have to get a nut and a spanner in, on the switch!

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Not come across that seller before, yes certainly different style of lamp to the ones all the rest sell!
Servo connectors is exactly what I use for all my lighting too!
Lots of info and examples of building lighting on my thread, my website and my Youtube!

I build loads of lights into every building I make and usually more than one switched circuit! :lol: It's true, when you start, you have to apply to every thing! I consider myself a bit of a lighting buff and thought I had seen every OO/HO light available, but do not recognise those at all! They loo...

So the brass plug pins are coated with a precious metal, utterly pointless unless you buy a socket with similarly coated receptacles. Or do they sell those too? P.S. Plating on both will do nothing except improve the space available for money in your wallet!

I use the same tape for road markings, or you might find some car stripes at a reasonable price. Else use, aluminium sheet or thin (2-3mm) ply wood print the diagram and cover with stick on plastic sheet or thin acetate, use this for some idea's https://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Forums/viewtopic...

Good job you got the silent one! Else all that nice weathering might have gone to waste when it got replaced!

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