What is the size of this plate &amp; do all the models light up on this?
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I bought this a few years ago so I'm not sure. But I think it lights up models that have clear blocks in them for windows, etc.
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The plate is almost 5 inches tall and about 1.5 inches wide...I hope this helps
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Don't no the exacted weight but I would say about a pd or so. I wouldn't recommend this light. The lighting isn't very good at all . I have got two different makeup mirrors in the last Month and don't like either. Better luck to you. I am having a very hard time sending them back.
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Hello, It's the size noted on the description, or you may have it cut smaller. We can make the plates larger than noted on the description but the prices are by the inch. Thank you for your inquiry! Regards, Terry Moore Clocks
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The plate is 8" wide and 4 1/2 " h. I am not sure between the varing lamps. I own the 3 lamp and love it.
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Depends on the size of your set. I use it for a small fill light for the face. It only works when they are sitting. Its not strong enough if they are standing. So a small set like how south park first started then yes. For a large setting of models it will not be enough unless you want a low light setting. If you are using 3d models you will need more than one for proper depth
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Hi Beth. I bought this for a nephew. Unfortunately for me, although I bought it "new", there were several missing pieces. Ours never lit up. Sorry I wasn't much help.
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The Mounting plate is round and is fractionally smaller in diameter than the hub. The hub is designed to fit over the plate. The plate is approximately 5" diameter. I am sorry I cannot provide an absolute diameter. My light is about 16 ft above the driveway.
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I just have the squiggle kind in there, probably the one that is equivalent to 100 w. Maybe on the bottom it says what it can take but frankly, the base is too heavy to easily turn over to see. I got it before the LED ones were really widespread. It does not illuminate a wide area; I have it over a table where I have a small sculpture, and it's great for that. If you want a room illuminating light, look for the LeKlint pendant lamps.
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I replaced a 12V/5W krypton incandescant "MR8" size lamp with it. Worked great. Runs cooler, was brighter. ("MR8" is a standard bulb size for this type of lamp_ Maybe the color wheel motor will last longer now. It's in the Xmas ornament and stored away. I did find the bad one I took out, still on the workbench (which it replaced nicely): That measures 2.5 cm diameter at top (just under 1"), and height is ~2.6cm(1") from top of glass to bottom of glass (not counting the pins)
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Only the glass looking part of the cross. It has a pyramid base that is black and on top of the is a lighter colored shinny black pyramid. That part is the solar plate. Then the glass looking (which is plastic) stem of the cross, followed by the cross section. That is the part that lights up. I wish i could put up a picture of it at nighttime. That would be the best way to show you. I like mine very much, i keep it on the picnic table during the summer months. That great unless it rains, then it comes into the house. I hope this helps you out, have a nice day or night.Dave
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White matte glass plate. You dont see the lights when you look up the light. I love it and feel I got a high end look for a great price. I am using it over a pool table
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Yes, there is a mounting "plate". The instruction sheet call it a "canopy" and it does have some thickness to it. Canopy is about 6" across or just a little bigger than an 4.25" electrical box. It's made of a finished ceramic material so don't drop it (bad personal experience). The instruction sheet list Quoizel, 6 Corporate parkway, Goose creek, SC. 29445. No guarantee that's not just the place the sheet was printed.You can see the lamps if your eye is level with the bottom of the shade. I wish they had been a little more recessed in the shade but would make it bigger overall. Generally quite attractive and not plastic looking. Yes, there is a mounting "plate". The instruction sheet call it a "canopy" and it does have some thickness to it. Canopy is about 6" across or just a little bigger than an 4.25" electrical box. It's made of a finished ceramic material so don't drop it (bad personal experience). The instruction sheet list Quoizel, 6 Corporate parkway, Goose creek, SC. 29445. No guarantee that's not just the place the sheet was printed.You can see the lamps if your eye is level with the bottom of the shade. I wish they had been a little more recessed in the shade but... » Read More Yes, there is a mounting "plate". The instruction sheet call it a "canopy" and it does have some thickness to it. Canopy is about 6" across or just a little bigger than an 4.25" electrical box. It's made of a finished ceramic material so don't drop it (bad personal experience). The instruction sheet list Quoizel, 6 Corporate parkway, Goose creek, SC. 29445. No guarantee that's not just the place the sheet was printed.You can see the lamps if your eye is level with the bottom of the shade. I wish they had been a little more recessed in the shade but would make it bigger overall. Generally quite attractive and not plastic looking. « Show Less
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As well as I remember, there is no plate. I removed an existing light fixture which was bolted to an electrical box which was in the wall and then just put this one back in its place.
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Mariana,The light is 14 1/2 inches in diameter and about 6 inches high. Hope it fits, I think you will like it!
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I'm not sure of the exact model but it's a brushed steel 1 light Torchiere lamp. I assume it is discontinued now as it was very difficult to find the exact light bulb. The newest Torchiere lamps only have a single round light bulb, not the double one.
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The screw in is a normal 1" diameter light bulb size and the cover plate is 8 1/4" diameter.