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Styrene structrual shapes.
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Plastruct introduced a line of styrene shapes a few years ago. The shapes in this line are, if I remember correctly, white plastic. These will bond with the usual plastic cements like Testors, Tenax, etc. The line also includes imbossed sheets representing brick, stone, block, sheet metal, etc. <br /> <br />The original (grey colored) line is ABS plastic and does need a different solvent/adhesive than the typical styrene. <br /> <br />I feel that the cross sections on the styrene line are much better than on the ABS line. I had previously stuck with wood shapes rather than using the overly thick ABS on my scratch building in the past but now use the new shapes. <br /> <br />Hopes this clears things up. <br /> <br />Doug <br /> <br />
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