Check some of the sizes in all their dimensional groups. Calculate
in decimals. You can come close. As an architectural
modelmaker I have used almost every size. Bought every size (a
lifetime supply you will not regret) I have use at least a thousand
strips and an acre of styrene and plexiglas. A styrene
solvent can make the styrene stick to wood BUT BE CAREFUL or you will melt
the styrene. I put the solvent in the wood. Use a # 10 paint
brush
John Armstrong
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know if Evergreen makes strip styrene that is the size
of
> 3/32 X 3/64? The closest that I could find is .060 X .100,
but was
> wondering is there was anything more exact.
>
> Also, is it best to use CA for gluing wood to styrene, or is
there
> anything else that is better?
>
> I'm
tackling a older [EMAIL PROTECTED] Railbox kit as my latest project
> and plan to use styrene pieces instead of the stripwood that came
with
> the kit.
>
> Thanks,
> Robyn
>
>
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