A colonial front in warm white, on the Neon 33.

The smallest Neon 33 render of the four houses: 174 lights at 4 in along 58 ft of colonial eave and rakes, all in 2700K warm white. Because the rope is continuous, the result reads as one drawn line rather than dots.

Sample house Neon 33 Warm white Rendered 3 September 2026

The sample colonial house at dusk, lit in warm white

The same house from the same camera position, unlit

Wipe between the unlit photograph and the lit one Before After

Lights placed

174

by the product's spacing

Pitch

4 in

Zones used

Run traced

58 ft

eave plus rakes

Warm white2700K · one colour, every zone

How this was made: one vision pass traced the scene, the lights were placed along that trace at the product's own spacing with no model involved, and one image pass relit the photo to dusk with every marked point held where it is. The count and colours are ours by construction.

What to look at in this render

58 ft of eave and rakes is nearly two 32 ft Neon 33 kits laid end to end, so a colonial front like this needs a second length or a shorter run.
174 lights at the 4 in pitch use 87 of the product's 96 zones, so the house fits inside one kit's zone count even though the length does not.
Warm white is one colour in every zone, so the zone boundaries do not show; the other three schemes on this house use exactly the same 174 points.
Its product notes describe the rope as a drawn line that suits a roof edge, porch ceiling or railing, where a dotted run would look like a string.