Star Wars Legion: Luke Skywalker LED Lightsaber Mod

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Take your LED mod skillz to the next level with this tutorial. Your Luke Skywalker for the Star Wars Legion miniatures game will channel the force with this impressive upgrade!
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Luke Lightsaber Materials
2mm Side Glow Fiber Optic
SMD 0603 pre-wired LED (blue or green)
5mm x 0.5mm neodymium magnet
Craft Tin
¼” wide copper tape
Green Stuff
Milliput epoxy modeling clay
Polly Plastics Silicone Molding Putty (1/2 lb)
Stik’n Seal Outdoor Adhesive by Loctite

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4 июн 2018

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Комментарии : 35

@johnharvath2522 3 года назад

Can't believe how bright it is!! Freaking awesome brother 👍🤘

@Speekeasy 6 лет назад

This is straight up amazing.

@pushthelimitled7954 6 лет назад

Thanks! I hope you give it a try and let me know how it went.

@talaferrosingleton6965 4 года назад

Awesome!😁👍🏿

@daviddebreczeni 5 лет назад

Or you can just take a mold of the whole figure and cast a new one with the wire inserted. I mean if you already have mold making and casting skills :)

@coreyjared8813 3 года назад

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@joanenricgarciaperello5164 3 года назад

El mejor sistema para el sable luz! que ingenioso! Lo voy a hacer así...gracias!!!

@pushthelimitled7954 3 года назад

Estoy tan contento de que te guste!

@vadorevan 3 года назад

woah !

@monkadelic13 4 года назад

been ooking for something to pop out on my darth maul mini i painted. No neon or glowing paint did it.. THANKS!

@zipzorp8858 2 года назад

Could you use aluminum foil instead of that flat, metal thing you used?

@andrewsmith575 5 лет назад

I’ve seen other tutorials use a resistor in the circuit, why did you not use one?

@bellycuda 5 лет назад

It depends on the LED color to some extent, but if you don't use one, you are gonna regret it when you blow the LED and have to try and fix it up.

@andrewsmith575 5 лет назад

What is the reason you used copper for one wire and tin for the other?

@pushthelimitled7954 5 лет назад

The copper tape is very thin and did not add height to the stack of coin battery and magnet. I used a tin strip because it has springy-ness. i can slide the battery to contact the tin strip and it will stay touching more consistently during use.

@andrewsmith575 5 лет назад

PushTheLimitLED thank you that helps, I’m going to try that technique for my next models for hiding the battery. I previously used a lily pad under the base, but your method is much more subtle. Thanks for the Video!

@russeads2995 4 года назад

What type of tin sheet do you use? All I can find is steel.

@pushthelimitled7954 4 года назад

They are the tin sheets you find at hobby lobby

@Youtuubpewp Год назад

How can you determine the color? :o this is amazing!

@pushthelimitled7954 Год назад

The color is determined by the color of the LED used. In Luke’s case I used a green LED.

@Youtuubpewp Год назад

@@pushthelimitled7954 hey! Thanks for reaching out! I recently found your Etsy. Are you taking commissions by any chance? Or do you have some links to some of the materials you used?

@DroneLifeRC 3 года назад

Looks good. But a simple build was way over done...

@jerryboyland7709 6 лет назад

Hi, brilliant mod. Could I ask where you get the thin fibre optic as I only seem to be able to find 3mm which looks much to thick, thanks.

@pushthelimitled7954 6 лет назад

i bought the 2mm from an ebay seller. you can also find it on amazon.com

@jerryboyland7709 6 лет назад

PushTheLimitLED ok, thanks, found it, I could only find 2mm core, 3.5mm outside dia.

@pushthelimitled7954 6 лет назад

i will measure mine when i get home... it could be the same stuff.

@jerryboyland7709 6 лет назад

PushTheLimitLED I think yours yours look thinner,

@pushthelimitled7954 6 лет назад

look me up on facebook. we can IM and i will get you all straightened out

@zipzorp8858 2 года назад

I don't know what kind of fiber optic you're using. I got side glow 2mm and it looks nothing like what you've done. Zero illumination.

@pushthelimitled7954 2 года назад

Sorry to hear that! Can you confirm it’s the 3mm side glow? It’s actually 2mm fiber with a plastic coating which makes it 3mm in diameter. I purchased mine from eBay so it’s possible that different manufacturers have different results.