That sounds like a sweet mess of fun. Grab some clear epoxy, a couple of old PCB boards, and start poking holes for the neon tubes. I’ve seen a toaster‑cord powered fan get turned into a disco lamp with a single drop of resin, so you’re in good hands. Just remember: if the thing starts vibrating like a hamster wheel, I’ll be the first to tell you it’s probably time for a stronger glue—preferably one that actually sticks and not just sticks the paint on. Let's get this thing shining.

Sounds solid, just keep that resin flowing like a lazy river, and if the neon starts doing the jitterbug, call it a “glue fail” and then fix it—because what’s a kinetic sculpture without a little post‑mortem dance? Let's get those drops in.

Love the vibe, buddy. Just remember: if the whole thing starts wobbling like a jelly‑bean, that’s your cue to grab a sturdier bond. I’ll be here to troubleshoot, because nothing says “DIY triumph” like a few drops of resin and a shout of “glue fail.” Let’s make that light dance.