Hi Stan:

The photos of the sheets look pretty good.  I suspect the end result will have 
a lot to do with how well the modeller paints and weathers  the material.  What 
intrigues me about this company is that they offer sheets in 1/6th scale...very 
close to OO and a lot closer to S than the 1/8th and 1/4 inch scale sheets 
offered by the architectural supplier I was looking at here in Canada.  If I 
were you, I'd send away for a couple of sheets to experiment with.  The 15" 
square sheets will produce a decently large building in S without having to 
worry about butt joints along the side.  I've got a couple of structure 
projects coming up, so I'm going to bookmark this company and take a closer 
look myself.

Thanks
Jim Martin 


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Has anyone had any experience with this product
line?
http://www.appliedimaginationinc.com/precision_products/
This
is apparently vacuum-formed plastic sheet. I've found pictures of large
scale projects that look good. I was wondering how the material looks in
the smaller scales. Some of the similar stuff from Plastruct is not very
sharp, and these sheets are larger.
Stan Stokrocki

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