Console and dish support
All photographs on this
page are by © Don Coleman 1998
Console and dish support
All photographs on this
page are by © Don Coleman 1998
| The beginnings of the lamp assembly and dish support. The base was obtained from another Time Machine enthusiast. The ball was molded from a plastic ball found at a hobby store. The counter balance and double cone were turned from laminated layers of pine. |  |
| Painted and assembled. The paint color chosen was brass, gold doesn't impart the correct feel to the machine. The red lamp is a current production of a Victorian edison bulb. The cage is made of brass and the washers were cast in urethane. |  |
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| The tinkering mechanic checking the function of the lever into the console. |  |
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The console is made from 9" diameter
acrylic tube. The end caps were vac-u-formed from milk white acrylic.
The three lamps on the console are standard automotive bulbs with a blinker
inline with each to flash the lights.
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