There are cheap battery powered led light sets at Big Lots now for $3.99, BTW.
Much cheaper to buy LEDs in bulk through Ebay and a switch and a battery holder from Radio Shack or a local Electronics Store and solder it yourself. If you buy light sets prewired you are restricted to the way the circuit is designed, reach of the cord, requirements of the power supply, etc. Granted not everyone has a soldering iron and electrical knowledge, but I am completely self-taught from the internet and it only took me a few weeks to figure it out.
sorry i was alittle unclear, i actually meant the lenses, i just think its really cool. My pack i ordered should be here thursday, so i thought i would try that.
the lenses are actually reflectors you can buy from any hard ware store, you just have to glue them in
Hello!
I am an intern at LIFE.COM and I am putting together a gallery for best toys. Proton Packs are my 1988 toy of the year. I would love to use your photo and provide you with an image credit.
Thanks,
Jackie :angryvigo:
I thought they were made in 1989?
Looks great, what kind of paint did you use and is it holding up well?
Why would you use a modified version of the toy and not the original thing?