That's why there is a place to enter your location. Go to the top of the page and click on "USER CP" then find where to write in some description of your location. That makes it easier for us to know where you can get parts.

 

Had a quick look for kits myself - found one here for 8 LEDs - http://www.vellemanusa.com/products/view/?id=350682

My local electronics place has them for £6.99 (11.27 USD) so might give it a whirl to see what I can get out of it.

 

Had a quick look for kits myself - found one here for 8 LEDs - http://www.vellemanusa.com/products/view/?id=350682

My local electronics place has them for £6.99 (11.27 USD) so might give it a whirl to see what I can get out of it.

Just tried this link and it doesn't take you directly to the item for some reason - Its kit MK107 if anyone needs to take a look

 

Cut and paste the link, then it works.

 

You should be aware that the MK107, like many Velleman LED kits, uses low current LEDs (~2mA). You will have to make some modifications to drive blue LEDs at 20mA using 12V. The CD4015 may not be able to source enough current. The data sheet is ambiguous on this matter.

Update
The CD4015 operation becomes erratic when driving loads exceeding ~15mA (Vcc=12V).

The MK107 will not reliably self start; it must be manually reset with a button push. It also must have the sequence manually clocked into the shift register with a button push and hold. Typically this is done by setting a very low clock speed to clock in the sequence and then adjusting the clock speed up to the desired run frequency.

Because of these difficulties, I recommend the 555/4022/2803 circuit for your application.