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sailorboy61:
Hi,

any recommendations where best to purchase nav lights...I am after a quantity of double lights either pre or possible to wire up, suitable for 1/32 scale models.

I see Cornwall do some but only all round or 115 degree. (Has anyone used these - perhaps they can be converted from 115 to 230 degrees easily?). Brass would be nice, but plastic if no alternative.

I am slowly adding a list of modeling supply sites to 'My favourites' for easy online access...... would also welcome any names to add from your favourite modeling suppliers.

Thanks

tony52:
Hi,

Are these from Reade models suitable? either illuminating or not. Don't meet your spec fully as they are plastic.

http://www.reademodels.com/page54.html

Tony

Arrow5:
Try Redbank Models , Blackpool.  I`ve had brass ones from Wingertaz (Redbank) on Ebay ,    Best selection is from  www.modellbau-kaufhaus.de  Mail order from Germany.

DickyD:
Mobile Marine Models do them all in brass.

Brass navigation and running lamp sets; White-metal navigation & running light sets; Oil lamps; Single Lens & Twin Lens 'modern' designs are all part of the vast range of uniquely engineered lamps by Mobile Marine Models, to accept LEDs & / or grain-of-wheat bulbs...

http://www.mobilemarinemodels.com/acatalog/Electrical.html

RaaArtyGunner:

--- Quote from: arrow5 on September 20, 2010, 10:27:50 am ---Try Redbank Models , Blackpool.  I`ve had brass ones from Wingertaz (Redbank) on Ebay ,    Best selection is from  www.modellbau-kaufhaus.de  Mail order from Germany.

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Arrow5,
Good catalogue selection pity about no English version  <:( <:(
When reading Euros does the comma signify cents that is 82,39 means eighty two point 39 euros.

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