Evergreen offers a v-groove styrene with several different spacings for the grooves, 0.100; 0.125; 0.188 and 0.25. All the styrene sheets are 0.04 thick. Would the 0.25 v-groove best represent an o scale metal building? I'm thinking of using the styrene for a small modern engine facility.
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They also make "Metal Siding". Wouldn't that best represent a metal building?
Item No. 4529
Based on the photos of the styrene sheets the "metal" one looks like a representation of corregated metal. I think the v-groove looks like the metal used for modern structures but I may be wrong.
Based on the photos of the styrene sheets the "metal" one looks like a representation of corregated metal. I think the v-groove looks like the metal used for modern structures but I may be wrong.
WJP,
Actually the Evergreen Metal Siding #4530 resembles metal siding very well. I used it on my steel mills. Having seen the prototypes up close, I can vouch for the accuracy.
George
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