Seam Roof Styrene Plastic Sheet 1/2 inch

Name: Seam Roof Styrene Plastic Sheet 1/2 inch
Brand: Evergreen
Price: 7.79 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

Item Number: evg4524

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Seam Roof Styrene Plastic Sheet 1/2 inch

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Product Details

This is a Sheet of .040 Styrene with 1/2" Spaced Seamed Metal Roof Design from Evergreen Scale Models. For experienced model builders.

Product Rank

#236 in All Scales
#238 in Plastics
#2489 in Building Supplies

Includes

One .040 12" x 6" Sheet Styrene with 1/2" Spaced Seamed Metal Roof
Design.

Features

White styrene sheet is 12" x 6".
The sheet has a groove in it every 1/2".
Includes small strips that are meant to be bonded onto the grooves to give the look of seamed metal roofing.
Sheet may be cut and shaped to fit modeling needs - small scale to larger scale.
Sturdy and durable.
Used for train scratch building or general scratch model building.
User friendly, economical, and high quality styrene enhances scratch model building techniques.
May be painted and weathered.

Requirements & Suggestions

Selected Model Project for Use
Hobby Knife or Razor Blade
Solvent For Bonding
Sandpaper
Paint

Comments

Keep out of reach of small children.

Specifications

Length: 12" (305mm)
Width: 6" (152mm)
Thickness: .040" (1mm)
Evergreen Product Number: 4524

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Enhanced My Project

By: jacksonscott1256

I built a Bachmann O coaling tower, with the Mount Blue craftsman topper kit. The kit came with a wooden roof and peal-and-stick shingles. I replaced them with this product, sprayed painted aluminum. This roofing material looks great, but, due to its thickness, I found it would not scribe exactly straight. Be prepared to do some cleanup sanding. I also found gluing the seams to the roof was tedious (for a 70 year-old man).

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