Are you ready for some Tilley porn?
I tinkered just a tiny bit on my Tilley. got it so I can light it without a whole of fuel escaping.

I made a mantel from an old Coleman 1111 mantel. On this lantern the generator goes up through the middle of the mantel into the ....... well top part. Then the gas comes down to holes spaced all around the generator. Untie the bottom of the 1111, turn it inside out and tie it on with a bit of small copper wire, then take take the normal top part up and tie it to the grove above the outlets.
I still have a bit of a leak around the control knob. You can see a bit of blue paper towel under the knob.

Looking into the reflector.

Close up of the heater cup I made from a 1 inch copper pipe cap and an 8mm Mauser cartridge, the 8mm was cut off below the shoulder and it fits the generator very well. Of course the base was also cut off. I used new lead free solder and cut the 8mm after the soldering. Don't need all that much alcohol to get it going so I might cut the cap back to about 1/2. Will leave plenty of alcohol. It is sitting on the standard "bug shield" It is split and a spring holds it around the generator. It was made to slide down the generator while the normal lighting device is used. The it is slid up to cover the bottom hole of the globe. I have found that it hold the heater cup just fine and there is plenty of room for it to slide up into the globe.

Tilly providing directed light on a bit of my collection.
Will let it run a bit. I have found that the control knob leaks even more when it is turned off as the fuel in the generator comes down. So turn it off, which on this lantern it stops right now. Then relieve the font pressure and open the valve so the fuel will drain into the font.
Tea Time for Two
Now I need to get some digestive biscuits.
Randy