A sheet with a corrugated sheet metal pattern, a corrugation every 1.0 mm and a depth of 0.33 mm. Real corrugation has a spacing of seventy-six millimeters, which puts this sheet close to models in one to seventy-two.
Corrugated sheet (0.75 x 0.25) is a white Evergreen polystyrene sheet with an embossed corrugation that stands in for corrugated sheet metal on buildings and vehicles.
Board and batten with a board spacing of 3.2 mm and a batten 0.62 mm wide. The batten stands above the surface, so on the model it works with a shadow of its own, not just with a pattern.
A sheet with the relief of vertical boards covered by narrow battens. Board spacing 2.5 mm, batten width 0.50 mm, that is a ratio of one to five, which matches real board-and-batten siding.
The coarsest metal roof pattern in this group of four, seams every 12.7 mm. In 1:35 scale it corresponds to a spacing of four hundred and forty-four millimeters, that is, entirely real roofing.
Standing-seam metal roofing with a groove spacing of 6.3 mm. At a factor of seventy-two the joint works out at four hundred and fifty millimeters, at a factor of eighty-seven at five hundred and fifty.
A sheet with the pattern of standing-seam metal roofing, standing seams every 4.8 mm. Real seams tend to be four hundred to six hundred millimeters apart, which puts this spacing toward railroad sizes.
The coarsest clapboard pattern in this group: grooves every 2.0 mm on a sheet one millimeter thick. Reduced one to thirty-five it corresponds to a board of seventy millimeters, reduced one to seventy-two to a board of one hundred and forty-four.
A polystyrene sheet with horizontal grooves every 1.5 mm. The same spacing means a board seventy-two millimeters wide at a reduction of one to forty-eight, but only thirty-six at a reduction of one to twenty-four.
A textured styrene sheet with clapboard detail at a pitch of 1.3 mm. The groove is deep enough for the shadow to stay readable after painting, which is not the case with the finest pitches.
A white polystyrene sheet 15 x 30 cm, one millimeter thick, with a horizontal clapboard pattern. The groove spacing of 1.0 mm corresponds to a board with a cover width of one hundred and fifty millimeters at a reduction of around one to one hundred and fifty.
A sheet with siding of overlapping boards, the kind wooden houses tend to have. Thickness 1.0 mm, strip spacing 0.75 mm, sheet 150 x 300 mm. The unit of sale is one piece.
A half-millimeter styrene sheet, scribed like the side of a covered freight car, with a board line spacing of 0.95 mm. A flexible counterpart of the same pattern on a thicker sheet. Sheet size 150 x 300 mm.
A thin polystyrene sheet only half a millimeter thick, scribed to match the side of a covered freight car. The lines are likewise half a millimeter apart, so it is the finest combination in the group. Sheet 150 x 300 mm.
Cladding in the style of the side of a covered freight car. A sheet 1.0 mm thick, board line spacing 0.95 mm, sheet format 150 x 300 mm. The unit of sale is one piece.
The coarsest scribed sheet in the range. A spacing of 6.3 mm corresponds to a quarter of an inch, the groove goes 0.93 mm deep and the sheet measures one millimeter in thickness. Sheet 150 x 300 mm.
A white styrene sheet 1.0 mm with very coarse V-grooving, spacing 4.8 mm, depth 0.73 mm. The second widest spacing in the brand's range, intended for large scales and coarse planks. Sheet 150 x 300 mm.
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