AK Interactive AK6518 STRIPS 0.75 X 5.00 X 350MM – STYRENE STRIP – (10 UNITS)

AK Interactive AK6518 STRIPS 0.75 x 5.00 x 350MM – Styrene Strip – (10 units) are high-quality polystyrene strips designed for modelers who appreciate precision, durability, and versatility during model construction. The set includes 10 pieces of opaque white strips measuring 0.75 x 5.00 x 350 mm (0.030 x 0.196 x 13.78"), making it especially recommended for a wide range of applications in plastic modeling, architectural miniatures, and even diorama building. Each strip is made of polystyrene—a popular modeling material known for its lightness, flexibility, and ease of manual as well as machine processing (cutting, filing, gluing, painting).

AK Interactive styrene strips fall under the category of modeling accessories and are intended for both beginner modelers and advanced enthusiasts who wish to modify or scratch-build elements in vehicle models, figures, buildings, or scenography. They enable precise reproduction of construction details—beams, panels, window frames, profiles, and protective barriers—in models of various scales, such as 1/35, 1/24, 1/72, and others. They provide invaluable support for reconstructions, vehicle conversions, historical airplanes, ships, or historical dioramas covering periods from World War I to modern times.

• Material: Opaque white polystyrene (modeling plastic)
• Strip dimensions: 0.75 x 5.00 x 350 mm
• Number of pieces in set: 10
• Recommended uses: scratch-building, dioramas, model restoration, architectural models
• Category: Modeling accessories / polystyrene strips
• Assembly difficulty: 1/5 (very easy – can be cut and glued as desired)

We recommend AK Interactive AK6518 STRIPS 0.75 x 5.00 x 350MM especially for modelers who value perfect finishing of details and creative freedom when expanding models. The strips can be easily cut, sanded, and adjusted to suit a wide variety of projects. Ideal for anyone seeking high-quality material for realistic model expansion, dioramas, or detail reconstruction, regardless of the scale or historical period of the presented object.