Station canopy

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Puddles
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Made up this station canopy from a kit, I thought it would be good to have a light in the roof space but how could I hide the wires? I noticed that the columns came in two halves to be cemented together so I made a groove in one halve and joined them together with a wire inside and it all worked out fine. I have another one to make for the other platform so keeping busy.
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Looks great - good idea for hiding the wires. R-
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Nice idea, nice canopy.
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I did similar in both OO and N but I inserted a length of brass rod in each column a and soldered the leds to two more rods in the rafters.
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