A Model Street Light

This automated model features a miniature version of me operating an (equally) miniature version of my ESLA lantern - the idea being that I am pressing the override switch on the Sangamo time switch housed in the column base. A small neon discharge lamp serves as the lantern's source of illumination.
The model was a birthday present from a few years ago, and was made by the Victorian Model Workshop ( victorianmodel... ), based at the Ferrers Centre at Staunton Harold Hall in Leicestershire.

[@ThornAlpha2000]

Impressive!

[@StreetLightOnline]

Thanks!

[@streetlightingcollector9343]

Wow thats truly amazing! love it 👍

[@StreetLightOnline]

Thank you!

[@MisterBrownJack]

Wow! Very nice!

[@StreetLightOnline]

Thanks!

[@randacnam7321]

This is actually a good model of the immediate startup appearance of an ESLA that had been adapted to take a 10W or 18W LPS/SOX lamp.

[@StreetLightOnline]

You won't be surprised to learn that others have made the same observation in the past!

[@JamMC]

That’s cool.

[@StreetLightOnline]

Thanks!

[@Ukplayz12]

Nice

[@StreetLightOnline]

Thanks - no; this was made specially.

[@user-fn2ee1di3c]

Well your very historic old classic street lighting column what is outside of your house is now emotified into a miniature model what actually moves (but not a static one what doesn't light up) including your very classic 1950s G.E.C. DIOPTRION MERCURY REFRACTOR LANTERN currently fully working & on display. From Viatron from Sheffield.

[@Streetlamps90]

Impressive!

[@StreetLightOnline]

Cheers!