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Very impressive Richard!

Thanky you very much chaps!

Yesterday was a day of failures.
Micro on/off switch was either melted due the solder heat or it got super glued together.
Only thing I got done was planning the negative power wire.


And the positive power wire which will run on the underside..


Then it occurred to me I can make a maintaince free on off switch by using a standard male servo plug and make a jumper for the end 




Todays progress was awesome if I may say so myself!
I completed all the power system for the lights.
System is 3v and each 1.8mm led is running of one 47ohm resistor.


Like so 


Underside


My on/off switch aka servo plug was hidden here


And first test. Exactly how I wanted the lights to be!




Wires painted. Makes them look less messy. I ledt the rear section bare as I still have taillights to install when the sides are mounted


Power off


Power on


And then into my scale garage, while other bits is getting made / painted.

Wahoo that's crazy Richard. I love these lights.

Today I made the other side panel for the trailer.


A bit testing



To make it finish I need:
#Make holes for the upper front ramp rams.
#Make the front upper ramps.
#Make the track and "bucket" for the rear part of the front upper ramps.
#Paint the inside of side panels black.
#Paint the outside of side panels blue.
#Paint the tracks.
#Assembly of trailer.
#Make the rear lights.

Still a bit to go, but getting there 

I l o v e it.

Time to plan the scale remotes.
My transmitter of choice is the Attack R.

I just love all the angles. It's not as flat as you might think


Got most of the needed measurements down



All I had energy for today was to draw this.