The coolest lighting shop ever

[Mr Webber]

I have started working on my Blade Runner 1/6 diorama after a long break and realised that where i sourced my lighting materials may be of some interest to builders here.
I would have to say that these guys supply the coolest bits of kit going around and that the stuff is extremely durable and versitile.
Heres a link to the site, saves me from waffeling on.

http://www.elec2go.com.au/index.htm

Heres some examples from my project to show some uses
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[Mr Webber]

For some reason the links not working but the site is running fine.

 

[F-N-S]

Remove one http:// from the url and it will work :cool

http://www.elec2go.com.au/index.htm


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[Mr Webber]

Cheers.

 

[Grey]

Yes, EL Lighting has been very popular for a long time, espically in the PC Modding scene. I have seen it far cheaper though.

 

[Mr Webber]

The thing i liked so much about this stuff was the fact that it can be shaped at right angles without breaking the continuity of the light, Ive got stuff in the past that only works in straight lines.

Blade Runner fans might be interested as it means they can put together an accurate, fully functional White Dragon neon replica in the scale of their choice. Im currently working on a half scale version, flashing tounge and all.

 

[Soulinertia]

Did someone say TRON Legacy?

 

[Termin8Anakin]

Yes, EL Lighting has been very popular for a long time, espically in the PC Modding scene. I have seen it far cheaper though.

I'm hoping to make a Tron Legacy costume soon, and I'm buying my EL wire from this place too.
Seems expensive if you're from the US, but it's probably cause we're in Australia. These guys have it for the cheapest I've seen EL wire so far.

 

[TridCloudwalker]

I have a source to get it for significantly less, and can get it professionally mounted on just about any substrate you can imagine. Anyone is free to send me a PM if they'd like to discuss it.