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DIY Subbuteo floodlights

These DIY floodlights for my Subbuteo table provide a great atmosphere at the attic when I play a match. You’ll just need a set of four LED spots and some pieces of wood to reconstruct them.

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diy-subbuteo-floodlights

diy-subbuteo-floodlights

diy-subbuteo-floodlights

diy-subbuteo-floodlights

diy-subbuteo-floodlights

diy-subbuteo-floodlights

diy-subbuteo-floodlights

diy-subbuteo-floodlights

diy-subbuteo-floodlights
Well, the picture above needs some explanations: I used two strong neodymium magnets for each floodlight to create a flexible holder. I screwed one magnet (diameter 1 cm) on the pitch and one into the floodlight pylon. You may put the floodlight upright or lay it down easily, if necessary.

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