A scribed grid of large squares with a 9.5 mm edge on a plastic sheet of 15 x 30 cm. The unit of sale is one piece.
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The net of grooves on this sheet divides the surface into squares with a side of 9.5 mm, that is, three eighths of an inch. Against the finer variants of the same range the surface looks calmer and takes a close-up view better, because there are considerably fewer joints over the same area. The sheet measures 15 x 30 cm and the grooves cover its whole area.
Converted to 1:35 scale it works out at a panel with a side of 33 cm, in 1:48 scale roughly 46 cm and in 1:72 scale as much as 68 cm. Those are the dimensions of the large concrete slabs laid in a barracks yard, in front of a station hall or on a seafront promenade. For a narrow path to a house the step is too coarse, but a factory courtyard or a loading area gets the right scale from it.
A concrete panel is never uniform. It pays to mix two close shades of gray and apply them irregularly over each other so that individual slabs are not identical. Then run a dark glaze into the joints and leave it standing in the corners when wiping it off. Carefully sand the edges that vehicles drive over with fine abrasive paper and add chipped corners with a scalpel scratch.
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