00 Gauge 1930s Electric Swan Neck Small Street Lamp

Description

A pack of 3. 00 Gauge 1930s Electric Swan Neck Street Lamp is designed to give your layout an added depth of realism.

00 Gauge 1930s Electric Swan Neck Street Lamp

Every lamp or lantern is made of white metal castings, brass tube and brass etch

The lamp glass is made of injection moulded plastic.

We only use LED lights and have tried to match them as close as we can to the period the lamp was designed for.

All our products are made using enamel coated wire and fitted with appropriate end terminals. This should allow for a solder free and easy installation.

They painted in a water based spray paint with a undercoat of grey primer followed by a light coating of dark green.

Model Railway Lighting Specialists

Here at Model Rail UK we make a wide variety of quality street and station lighting for model railway layouts, we specialise in period details and realistic finishes and ensure that all our lights come with everything you need for hassle-free setup, if you don’t see what you need take a look at the rest of the range or get in touch if you have a unique model railway lighting requirement.

Everything in one box

• 3 x lamps
• 1 x Constant Current Unit (CCU) This contains the diode and resistor to run your lamps on 12 v DC or 16 v AC
• Instructions / Wiring
• All our product come with a 2 year guarantee.If you have any further questions or queries please do not hesitate to contact us and will do our best to help.

Here at Model Rail UK we make a wide variety of high quality street and station lighting for model railway layouts, we specialise in period details and realistic finishes and ensure that all our lights come with everything you need for hassle-free setup, if you don’t see what you need take a look at the rest of the range or get in touch if you have a unique model railway lighting requirement.

Everything in one box

• 3 x lamps
• 1 x Constant Current Unit (CCU)
• Sticky fixing pad
• Instruction leaflet

During the change from gas to electric a number of companies would save costs by converting their existing gas lighting to electric using the available fittings on site. This is one of those conversions using a Swan Neck and its fittings thus converting it to electric.