The diorama accessory 1:48 Roof Tiles 3D printed - 100 + 22 pcs from Offset Scale Models brings roof tiles made by 3D printing, according to the name in counts of 100 and 22 pieces.
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This is a diorama accessory in 1:48 scale, not a model of an aircraft or a vehicle. The name gives two essential details: the technology of manufacture, that is 3D printing, and the count of pieces, 100 and 22. It is precisely the count that is essential with goods of this kind, because a roof is made up of many identical elements and without a sufficient quantity an area cannot be covered.
The fired clay roof tile is among the most durable building elements of European architecture. The beaver-tail tile, the pantile and the monk-and-nun tile differ from one another in shape and in the way they are laid, but they share one thing: they are laid in an overlap, so only a part of each piece is visible. In a scene it is precisely this rhythm of overlapping that the eye reads as a roof. A broken roof then tells even more: tiles slid down into the eaves, exposed battens and individual pieces on the ground are among the most frequent motifs of wartime diorama work.
In 1:48 scale a single tile is a tiny element, so it pays off to work with the overall area and with irregularity alike. A few pieces shifted out of line or fallen below the eaves look more believable than a perfectly even area. The count is divided into 100 and 22 pieces; what makes up the smaller part of them is described on the box of the set. The dimension of a single piece and the particular type of tile are likewise given by the manufacturer on the box.
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