Basically, im planning on setting up the lighting for my model train to be controllable with a raspberry-pi type computer, and controlling the lights with WLED.
I cant drill any holes in the table, so i need a kind of led solution that can be hidden but can be quite bright when in one of the houses, so maybe very spaced chrismas-type rgb lights, and also follow a common standard for control with a breadboard.
I live in canada, so links to canadian vendors is preffered
Anyways, i can provide more info if needed, and sorry if this isnt a fit for this community.
The lighting systems for Lego kits use teeny tiny LEDs and use very thin cables. Perhaps there are generic options available?
I just googled miniatures LED and some leads popped up for me.
I have no suggestion, except to say this is very cool.
Thanks! Heres the whole thing, its HO scale.
I’ll second what the person above said, this is incredibly cool.
I use WLED a lot with strip lights and things and it works great
If you do WLED you should have no need for a bread board. Just get an ESP8266 with male headers and a nice(ish) 12V power supply that can run your strip. From Arduino to LED strip you only need to connect the data pin and ensure 12V PSU ground and 5V PSU ground are connected.
I am leaving the hiding of wires out because I have no clue.
I am curious as to what strip you are planning to use as you will need to (at least from my perspective) hack it apart and extend it with wires to get it nice.
(I advocate for RGB LEDs even though you only need warm white; the stupid stuff you can do with RGB on top of it having warm white is worth it)
