Now, don't get all gung-ho and phaser everything in your man cave.

Short of installing six mini LEDs, run by a LED chaser circuit, the limp dhpk engines will certainly suit battle weariness your looking for. Liking how this build is unfolding.

Sorry to read about being peeved, especially to no end 😉 . Perhaps paint the window, as if lit, as you would in a painting (just a thought).

The LED chaser circuit ought to have a resistor-capacitor in series somewhere (on circuit diagram). By decreasing the value of either (usually the resistor) the chasing speed will increase. It could be increased to a point where it seems all LEDs are on similtaneously. I think the ideal speed ought to be fast. A trimpot of/near original resistor value ought to adjust the speed to your desire. Trimpots have three pins, if only two is required, short the centre pin to one of the other. If you decide to venture on this course I would trial the circuit on spare LEDs first. Otherwise, you would be REALLY peeved if you blew the LEDs in the enclosed model.

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No worries, mate - been compared to a lot worse than Victor Frankenstein (or even his monster, for that matter...).

And #101

Oh No! Not a Star Trek Pizzarama.
I hope it has pepperoni, capsicum, onion, mushroom, with extra cheese.

@dirtylittlefokker

What a surprise effect those LEDs have on this model. It surely gives it both life and vastness in size.
I always wanted to build such a model. Sorry to read about it having problems getting it together. But you know what, for the lighting effect, it is worth the hassle.

You are doing a marvelous job in fashioning her into shape. But remember, David, that the walls are thin.