This one has spring latches, rather than thumb screws to make them openable in both directions!
2 aspect lantern with thumb screws. Arrow version.
Pedestrian version.
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Australian AWA plastic signals
by That Aldridge Guy on Wed Feb 13, 2013 2:47 am
Found some old Australian AWA plastic signals listed on eBay!
This one has spring latches, rather than thumb screws to make them openable in both directions!
2 aspect lantern with thumb screws. Arrow version.
Pedestrian version.
This one has spring latches, rather than thumb screws to make them openable in both directions!
2 aspect lantern with thumb screws. Arrow version.
Pedestrian version.
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Re: Australian AWA plastic signals
by traffictechgreg on Wed Feb 13, 2013 5:12 pm
Nice close up shots!! Do they make these particular models anymore? The one with the plastic tabs looks like it might be a pain to open sometimes and that the tab could break off. The nice thing about the one with the screws is that you could use a screwdriver or pliers or your hand.
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Re: Australian AWA plastic signals
by LarryC39 on Sat Mar 02, 2013 7:00 pm
The spring latch design reminds me of the BP Bob Panich signals.
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Re: Australian AWA plastic signals
by thetrafficlightman on Sat Mar 23, 2013 12:14 pm
they are awesome traffic lights
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