Gallery

I thought I would start a gallery topic. Here's mine without a case ATM

A build with IN-1 tubes.
Ian's Classic Nixie Clock. Since picture was taken (with DS3231 RTC) it's now running of a ESP8266 module.

I don't like the nixie tubes being mixed with color LED's so the top lid is made of opal plexi.

Love that slim form factor with those tubes.

Hi New to the forum, here are a few clocks I've made



Using a universal driver board and plug&play display boards...

Robin

rlb-design.com

Here's a clock I did recently

hi there,

this is my first clock, build from the classic clock set with IN12B, IN-17 and a broken Sankyo 101 flipclock. the nixie-layout i was seen in the net at the "Lena"-clock by Mr. Nixie. it was the only way to get the whole digits into this case and looks as it "must be".

I named this clock "mikrobishi", cause the bulbs see from side like the "Mikrobi"-robot-head (hero of my childhood) and while the case comes from japan, my first association was "Mitsubishi" ... so the name was created (i'm a nerd, i know).

the last pic shows the Mikrobishi with my new project "Bioshock", my new child of sorrow (see the other topic of me). when its finished, i will set the pics in here.

regads, Sven

Hi again,

thx to Ty_ for resizing my images ^^

Here the other ones is still finished: i named it "Bioshock", i was inspired by this game and some Dieselpunk-pics and Art Deco-shapes.

This clock was made of an old russian amperemeter, using IN-14 tubes as digits and INS-1 bulbs as separators with the "Classic Nixie Clock" set of Ian. Also it has a auto-dimm via ldr and a manual-dimm via the adjusting wheel at the front of the case for night-time illumination