Richard, where did you get the gooseneck lights near the doors? I need some for a future project. Would use one here if I had it, but not critical. Too late now anyway - the building is sealed.
What I eneded updoing is running two small brass tubes through the floor, upward along the walls, to just below the roofline. Each tube has two 14V incandescent bulbs w/ the wires running through to hold them in place. Of the four bulbs total, two at a time will be for use, two are for future use when the first two burn out. Behind the bulbs on the sidewall, and above on the underside of the roof, I installed aluminum flashing to bounce the light back into the room. As stated, the building is sealed since access to further change bulbs, etc would be difficult at best. If or when all bulbs burn out I will likely use a 12V outdoor wedge base w/ bulb poked through the back sidewall and covered up w/ something ot other.
The project has taken a lot of time, but is nearing the end. Last up is roofing. I am now trying copper corrugated roofing made using the Fiskar's paper roller/ crimper. Not sure if I will stay w/ this or look into wet-dry sandpaper or doll-house type shingles. This will stay outdoors in all-weather/ seasons, so I need something that will hold up well. Oh - re the paper roller/ crimper - the rool of .004 copper works well. The copper is soft enough to form, yet seems fairly sturdy once crimped. Plus, it is easily worked by fingers to flatten it out some while still retaining the corrugated look. I can sort of manipulate it into square by doing so, and especialy after cutting it to size.
Yah, yah, yah- pic's! I have lots, just have not taken the time to get them on the laptop and here. I will though. Same w/ the Water Tank. Posted some finished pic's of the tank, but not 'in progress' pic's. This may sound odd, but once I get back to work in the next week or so, I'll have more time to catch up on stuff using the computer. Long story there.
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