An accessory from the Marking range by Heki, which by its designation relates to a straight section of track. It belongs among accessories for diorama building.
An accessory for diorama building from the range of the German maker Heki, part number 9009. The manufacturer states the details of use on the packaging.
HEKI Rubble Stone Wall — Dur Construction Plates (2 pcs / 50 x 25 cm) H0/TT are hard construction plates with a rubble stone wall relief for model structures.
A sheet with a clinker brick masonry pattern measuring 40 x 20 cm for H0 scale. Material for perimeter and retaining walls and for building up around buildings.
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