The penultimate grade of the grid, 1.1 mm across the faces. A dimension for the heavier joints on the frame and on the engine mounting, complemented by a wide washer.
A round dimension, one millimeter across the faces of the head. It is by this size that it is easiest to judge what to swap for metal on a model and what to leave as it is.
The middle value of the grid: 0.9 mm across the faces of the head, with a washer of increased diameter. A versatile size for the frame and engine joints of a motorcycle model.
Miniature hex head bolts with a large washer under the head, 0.5 mm in size. They imitate a bolted joint where a cast detail looks like nothing more than a bump.
A set of hex head bolts and large washers 1.2 mm in size. Small parts that replace a molded imitation of a bolt with a crisp piece that has a depth of its own.
The heaviest lowered version in this family, eleven tenths of a millimeter across, with a washer of larger diameter. A good upper anchor for laying out the sizes of the joints across a whole model.
A lowered hex head a flat millimeter wide, with a washer of larger diameter. At this size choosing the right grade is no longer enough; how accurately the seating is prepared for the part plays a part too.
A lowered hex head nine tenths of a millimeter across, complemented by a washer of wider diameter. The size at which it first shows in full how much of the fine definition a layer of varnish and paint can swallow.
A hex with a lowered head 0.5 mm across, complemented by a washer of larger diameter. The finest size of a type whose head does not stand as high above the surface as in the full version.
A hex 1.1 mm across with a washer of larger diameter. Compared with the neighboring grade it is heavier by a mere tenth of a millimeter, but once converted that is a difference which changes the whole class of the joint.
A hex head exactly one millimeter wide, complemented by a washer of larger diameter. The most easily remembered grade of the family, because converting it to the real dimension is a matter of a single multiplication.
A hex 0.9 mm across with a washer of larger diameter. A size that lies between two common classes of joint, and that is precisely why it suits places where a heavier part looks coarse and a lighter one is lost.
A bolt with a nut and a large washer with a head width of 1.2 mm, that is the upper end of the family offered. It is aimed at the heaviest joints of a motorcycle in a large scale, where a more slender head looks unconvincing.
A replacement chain for a model of the Ducati 1199 Panigale S motorcycle, in the version marked BASIC. A separate accessory in place of the part from the kit.
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