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Patterned styrene sheet

This evening I ran across this supplier of thin vacuum-formed styrene sheet. If you hunt for 1:24, there are several patterns of brick / stone / etc… I thought their price (2 sheets of 7x12" for $15) was reasonable, so I ordered a couple.

https://kitkraft.com/t/categories/model-building/model-building-materials/styrene-plastic/styrene-patterned-sheets

Good find, Cliff!

Cliff,

I have saved the website. Lots of other things besides the styrene sheet.

These SEEM similar to the sheets I got from Plastruct a LONG time ago - at least the size sounds familiar. Looks good, BUT I have seen instances of giant bubbles forming on some of my buildings during the summer heat. It could be that I just didn’t apply enough glue, but it could be something to look out for as well. Note, I have NOT experienced any of the bubbling with the Precision Products sheets which seem quite a bit thicker.

Thanks Bruce. I haven’t been able to find Precision Products sheets, where do you get them? I like their large size.

BTW, here’s another dollhouse part supplier, with 1/2" scale furniture & etc.

https://oakridgestores.com/dollhouse/half-scale-dollhouse/

Cliff Jennings said:

Thanks Bruce. I haven’t been able to find Precision Products sheets, where do you get them? I like their large size.

BTW, here’s another dollhouse part supplier, with 1/2" scale furniture & etc.

https://oakridgestores.com/dollhouse/half-scale-dollhouse/

Cliff, apparently they are not called Precision Products (there was NO precision involved) any more…but check out Ozark Miniatures - I THINK this is them: https://ozarkminiatures.com/collections/1-2-scale

great source Cliff

Bruce, I got the sheets today, and you were right: they’re plastruct.

I found the Plastruct stuff easier to use if you have to go around a curve, similar to my depot porch roof. It’s thinner and more flexible than the Precision stuff. They both have their pluses and minuses. The Precision stuff can get a lot more brittle. Depending on what I’m building I use either/or.