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I have manufactured a set of the Rotary Classic Rear Light Lenses. These are 3D Printed in Translucent PETG. Owing to the limited availability of suitable materials, the colours are not perfect, it is recommended that coloured bulbs are used to make the colours better. Pictures attached. £15 each or...

I have now manufactured the Rotary Classic Rear Light Lenses. These are 3D Printed in Translucent PETG so the colours are not perfect so it is recommended that coloured bulbs are used to make the colours better. Pictures attached. £15 each or £65.00 a set of 5.

Hi Jannes,

I was not intending to draw and print the black housing. I do not think there would be enough requirement to make it worthwhile.
Sorry.

Tony

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