A rivet with a 0.8 mm cone head from the manufacturer GAS HANS brings 162 printed heads. The mounting hole is five tenths of a millimeter, so the same drill as for the smaller variant will do.
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Eight tenths of a millimeter is the size that appears most often on riveted structures. The head is large enough to be seen and small enough to be laid in dense rows without the surface looking peppered. In the box 162 of them are waiting, that is enough for several continuous hems and for small repairs during the build.
Interwar armored vehicles were only learning to be welded and their plates were joined with rivets of exactly this order: British light tanks, French and Italian designs of the 1930s, armored cars, armored railroad cars. In 1:35 scale the head comes out at not quite three centimeters, which fits exactly. The conical shape also suits tanks, armored doors and industrial girders for dioramas.
Builders of interwar hardware, makers of armored trains and everyone who makes their own bodies from plastic sheet. It will also serve in rescuing an older model whose original joints disappeared during sanding and have to be replaced with something in relief. The printed goods are supplied on their own without accessories.
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