I'm trying to find some HO scale gooseneck outdoor lamps that would be mounted over a door. Non-powered, simple plastic or metal pieces. Unfortunately I'm having trouble finding them online. Does anyone know where I can get these?Thanks
Not exactly gooseneck, but Tichy ?
Good Luck, Ed
I use products from these guys. Mine actually light but I guess you could have them not light. The price is right. Lampshades, escutcheons, and tubing are available.
https://www.ngineering.com/stamped.htm
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
Walters has them under thier own brand. And they can be found on shapeways as well
shane
A pessimist sees a dark tunnel
An optimist sees the light at the end of the tunnel
A realist sees a frieght train
An engineer sees three idiots standing on the tracks stairing blankly in space
BATMAN I use products from these guys. Mine actually light but I guess you could have them not light. The price is right. Lampshades, escutcheons, and tubing are available. https://www.ngineering.com/stamped.htm
Brent, how were those to assemble? I bought a set of them, but when I looked at them I thought they looked like a lot of work. I had more urgent projects, so I postponed doing them and they're still in a box in the train room.
Walthers also has incandescent wall-mounted lamps. They stick out at right angles, not goosenecks, but they might also suit your era.
It takes an iron man to play with a toy iron horse.
MisterBeasleyBrent, how were those to assemble? I bought a set of them, but when I looked at them I thought they looked like a lot of work.
There is an interesting learning curve and once I mess around a bit got the hang of it. The most important thing I learned was to make sure you have the wire through the tube before you bend it.
I ordered 500 LEDs from China for $2.00, it was a good thing as the casualty rate was high at first when I attacked them with the soldering iron. I am really good at it now.