Styrene Sheets, Plastic Card, Rods and Strips

Styrene Sheets and Plastic for Scale Modelling

Explore styrene sheets, plastic card, rods, strips and structural profiles for scratchbuilding, detailing and custom scale-modelling projects. The range includes products from Evergreen, Maquett, AK Interactive and DSPIAE, with different shapes, thicknesses and pack formats represented.

These modelling plastics provide useful starting materials when creating new components, replacing details or adapting an existing build. The category covers flat sheet alongside round rod, square rod, round tube, angle, half-round and hexagonal profiles, making it easier to choose a form suited to the part being planned.

Styrene Sheet and Plastic Card for Modelling

Styrene sheeting is available in several thicknesses. Catalogue examples include Maquett white sheet in 0.30mm, 0.50mm, 0.75mm and 1.00mm thicknesses, as well as Evergreen white sheet styrene in 0.25mm, 0.50mm and 1.0mm options. Evergreen also offers an assortment containing multiple sheet thicknesses.

DSPIAE plastic card examples include packs identified in 0.3mm, 0.5mm and 1.0mm thicknesses. AK Interactive is also represented by styrene sheet products. Check each listing for the exact sheet dimensions, quantity, colour and thickness, as these details vary between products and manufacturers.

Browse the dedicated styrene sheet range when your project requires flat plastic material for model making.

Round Rod, Square Rod and Structural Profiles

Rod and profile products provide alternatives to flat modelling sheet. Live examples include Evergreen round rod in 0.5mm and 1.0mm sizes, AK Interactive rod in 0.50 and 1.00 diameters, and Maquett round and square rods. Evergreen also offers a rod and tube assortment for projects requiring a mixture of profile types.

Use the Round Rod category to compare circular profiles, or explore styrene strips when a flat, narrow profile is more appropriate. Other represented shapes include tube, angle, half-round and hexagonal rod.

Choosing Modelling Plastic for Your Project

Begin with the form of material required: sheet or plastic card for flat sections, rod for circular or solid linear details, strips for narrow flat pieces, or another structural profile for a particular shape. Then compare the listed measurements, pack quantity and manufacturer before choosing.

Styrene and plastic materials are widely used across scale-modelling disciplines because they support scratchbuilding, detailing and customised work. The best product depends on the dimensions and profile needed for the individual component, so consult the full product information before cutting or assembly.

For related modelling materials, tools and supplies, browse the wider Scale Model Accessories range.