So I wanted to put some light behind my grill, the idea being that I could get it to shoot out the front a bit and look pretty mean. I didn't want it to look very Fast and the Furious and I think that it turned out well. I'm not quite done overall, come tomorrow they'll turn on/off with the fog-lights.
If there's enough interest I'll write up a tutorial. All in all it took about $50 in supplies ($40 were in LED bits, if I didn't want one with colorshifting it'd be about $20). There is a color wheel to change to any color in the rainbow, but red/white are the only ones that I took any pictures of.
Without further adieu:
Red lights/headlights on, from the side.
White lights/headlights off, from the side.
White lights/headlights on, from the front.
White lights/headlights off, from the front.
Red lights/headlights on, from the front.
Red lights/headlights off.
So yeah, if people want a tutorial I can write one up, but I've still got a little more to do before I can really trust them entirely on the street. Just thought I'd share the new work. More interior bits to come!
If there's enough interest I'll write up a tutorial. All in all it took about $50 in supplies ($40 were in LED bits, if I didn't want one with colorshifting it'd be about $20). There is a color wheel to change to any color in the rainbow, but red/white are the only ones that I took any pictures of.
Without further adieu:
Red lights/headlights on, from the side.
White lights/headlights off, from the side.
White lights/headlights on, from the front.
White lights/headlights off, from the front.
Red lights/headlights on, from the front.
Red lights/headlights off.
So yeah, if people want a tutorial I can write one up, but I've still got a little more to do before I can really trust them entirely on the street. Just thought I'd share the new work. More interior bits to come!
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