Street Lamp Base with Domed Foot
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Description
A miniature street lamp base for a 1:64 diorama. A domed foot with a flat 7.2 mm bottom rises into a straight 5.5 mm shaft, 10 mm tall overall, with a centred 2 mm through-hole.
- Height: 10 mm
- Shaft diameter: 5.5 mm
- Foot diameter at the flat bottom: 7.2 mm
- Dome height: 6 mm
- Through-hole: 2 mm, fully open
- One solid body with a flat bottom, no decoration
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