Corrugated styrene?

[Sangennaru]

Hi there!

I've a corrugated sheet from Antenocity, and now that i've started a 15mm scifi project i started using it for my shanti buildings with very cool results. My only problem - it's only one.

Apparently, i couldn't find the right size anymore: it should be a "Slater" sheet, but the pattern is very small:


can you address me to the right product (or maybe another similar one)?

thanks in advance,
Jack

[Thunderchicken]

Is it these (code 0436 or 0437)?

https://slatersplastikard.com/plastikard/embossed.php

[Sangennaru]

Yep, that's the one i found online. However, i don't know what that 4mm means. The distance between two "bumps" is around 1.2 mm not four!

[Cubs]

My missus makes greetings cards as a hobby and has a little machine that puts corrugations into paper, card and very thin plastic. It looks a bit like a pasta maker, with a wee handle on the side.

[Thunderchicken]

To be honest I'm not very savvy on the 4mm and 7mm thing other than they pretty much represent railway modelling scales. 4mm is HO/OO and 7mm is O gauge. I use 7mm for my 28mm Victorian builds. Slaters are very good with communication and have helped me out in the past, maybe its worth dropping them a line?

[pacarat]

My missus makes greetings cards as a hobby and has a little machine that puts corrugations into paper, card and very thin plastic. It looks a bit like a pasta maker, with a wee handle on the side.

I bought something similar at my local Hobby Lobby. Works great on heavy paper stock.

Shanty roofs were done using the crimper.

http://pacarat.blogspot.com/2011/10/28mm-card-and-paper-buildings-wip.html