Miniature twin wire

[ELTEL]

I wish to add low voltage led  lighting to a number of buildings on the layout 

 

Any ideas of where I can purchase thin twin wire ? about the size of wire used in wiring sound chips in locomotives 

 

Terry 

[Crosland]

I've never seen it. I would use individual wires and twist them if you just want to keep them together.

[ELTEL]

I’m trying to avoid twisting individual wire as suggest if possible.

[Jeremy Cumberland]

Speaker cable, perhaps.

[Brian]

Old redundent ear speakers are a source.  As suggested twin low power speaker cable is another option. 

However, when I instal LED lights into buildings etc I tend to use a Red and Black single wire, each glued to the inside front corner of the building and they are totally unnoticable. Kynar wire (Example Link to wire } is ideal for this, though its a solid strand rather then flexable wire. But this isn't a problem as the buildings don't move. 😀

[RAF96]

I use copper tapes as my houses bus with super flexible individual pos and neg feeds soldered to it.  A plug and socket could be installed if they ever need to be removed.

[Enterprisingwestern]

 

Enamelled wire, you don't need multicore, strip an old motor for a goodly supply.

 

Mike.

[Michael Hodgson]

You could try Squire's, or iIf you can find a doll's house supplier (there was one near us, but it closed a couple of years ago) they fit lights using copper tape or enamelled wire. 

 

Or look for something like this

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363881541993?var=633108627923

 

 

[WIMorrison]

Not twin, but the type of wire you are looking for

 

http://tramfabriek.co.uk/ultra-thin-wire.html

[cliff park]

There are some very tiny coaxes, like on earpieces, they work well, ultra flexible and effectively only one wire to run

[ELTEL]

All sorted now, used copper adhesive tape.

 

Thanks