Message #185674

[Legodac]

This is a very inspirational topic; I think I'll sticky it 

Is he the best Boss ever or what? Thanks pal for the awesome words, you just got another hour, lol

BTW, you all saw the tree construction right? If you want I'll post the instructions so you can at least build your own tree with your bricks at hand. For a Christmas present to your Mom perhaps, I've done it before, it goes over big, I promise.

Back to class, here's the basic tools I used to install light in my Lego...next I'll show the material layout and detail...

 











Sorry about that eh, so here are the tools needed to bring light into your Lego, just in time for Christmas, going by my memory, (Ain't what it used to be)
Side cutting pliers
Large pin Vice,
and a small one
good long tweezers (don't cheap out here)
scizzors ( for cutting electrical tape)
round mini file
tiny needle nose pliers (not needed if you know how to use the tweezers)
a good sharp knife for stripping the wire
above we have a cold soldering battery opted iron
and a re charge me Dremel, the best investement in modelling you'll ever make, I get royalties eh
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Oops, my bad, that's the tree again, hang on for a second (I'm the teacher that everyone in the class giggles at when I shullfle to find my glasses)