Lights, Lights, Lights

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If you get clear lights and bundle them up like when you bought them, you can use the stained glass spray paint on the lights. In stead of making them all solid, you can do passes with different color paint (green, blue).

This might achieve the color mix of water. Also to make it more real, youmight consider mixing in some of the tinsel type garland.

I have a miniature mountain scene for my inside nativity and I used a blue/green color mix to paint the clay background of the waterfall. I then attached individual strands of tinsel on the leading edge of the waterfall. It is not in motion, but the effect looks pretty decent.

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MichaelC wrote:

"you can use the stained glass spray paint"

That is a great idea! I completely forgot about that paint. Does it come in a can so the lights can be dipped in it? The white minis I bought are all bundled with half of them pointing out each end. It would be really easy to dip an end in color and get every other light a different shade...

Jeff