Getting more light on the work

I'm 58 years old. I wear glasses full time and I am building an N-scale layout. When I go into the layout room, one of the first things that I do is put on an Optivisor

The layout is located in a finished garage. The lighting package is six recessed CFL lighting fixtures. That was more than a decade ago. The light ballasts on two of the CFLs are past their service life. The garage is getting dimmer and consequently work is harder and mostly done during daylight hours.

You get the picture - blurry.

I came up with some quick and cheap work arounds: 

One is the light on the ceiling fan. The other,  as you can see underneath the layout (in the photo below) are clip on lights. Those work well -- up to a point. They can be easily positioned, but aren't sturdy.

Speaking of the photo below -- it shows an interim solution for layout and work lighting. LED shop light fixtures hung from the ceiling. This is what had been the darkest part of the room. Eventually, the shop lights will be replaced with single-tube LED lights -- color adjusted to represent an overcast day in Chicago in the late 1960s to early 1970s. 

Paul Weiss -- Central of Vermont in Novato, CA -- kindly provided for the low, low price of "you come and get them and you can have them for free." A trip to Novato a month ago resulted in a cargo of four fixtures.

Here's the first fixture in place. What a difference. 

Thanks, Paul.