I like this one
http://www.broadway-limited.com/1598lig ... ayout.aspx
I had an exhibition layout which played a thunderstorm every 40 minutes or so, along with traffic and aircraft sounds. But flashing lights would look great.
I did see a layout at Warley that released smoke to look like rain as thunder and lightning took place.
Thunder and lightning
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Re: Thunder and lightning
Hi Mike,
Sounds reasonable and looks impressive but where's the downpour!!! - A dry storm perhaps?
I must admit that i wasn't overly impressed with the Rolling Thunder woofer demo on the net but i guess it may sound better in the flesh.
I had a Fantasonics disc set as a xmas prezzie and when played through the technics sound system it sounds just great - shame its just a bit big to lug around at shows and as for having the layout in the living room !!
At the moment i have the search and rescue chopper hovering some 500 yrds away and that is noisy.
Sounds reasonable and looks impressive but where's the downpour!!! - A dry storm perhaps?
I must admit that i wasn't overly impressed with the Rolling Thunder woofer demo on the net but i guess it may sound better in the flesh.
I had a Fantasonics disc set as a xmas prezzie and when played through the technics sound system it sounds just great - shame its just a bit big to lug around at shows and as for having the layout in the living room !!
At the moment i have the search and rescue chopper hovering some 500 yrds away and that is noisy.
Dean Halls
Re: Thunder and lightning
For my exhibition layouts I made up CDs, one with city sounds and the other out in the woods. I used free to download sounds, edited them in a sound program and burnt them to CDs. I then played the CD matching the layout on a CD player under the layout. The city one had a police chase, fire engines and a thunder storm.
Mike Ruby