A plastic H section beam measuring 6.3 mm, 35 cm per length. For hall columns, bridge structures and crane runways.
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The profile has the shape of the letter H, two wide flanges joined by a web, with both the height and the width of the section measuring 6.3 mm. One length is 35 cm long. This shape corresponds to a real rolled column: in 1:35 scale it works out at 220 mm and in 1:48 at about 30 cm. Those are the dimensions of the beams really used in the columns of halls and in bridge structures.
It comes into its own wherever a structure should look load-bearing: the columns of factory buildings, the footings of crane runways, the piers of an overpass, stops at a loading ramp, or Czech hedgehogs assembled from short offcuts. Anyone building an industrial diorama usually uses several lengths at once, because the columns of a hall repeat in a regular grid and a meter of material goes quickly. Short pieces also serve as supports under a loading platform or as railing posts beside a staircase.
Divide it with a fine-toothed saw and support the piece while doing so, so that the flange does not bend. True the ends up on sandpaper laid on glass, which gives a square face that then seats without a gap. The beam is attached to the base with a solvent-based cement, the same one used on kits. You suggest a riveted joint with tiny drops of super glue or with a piece cut from a photo-etched fret, and the footing of a column with a rectangle of thin sheet. Degrease the smooth side before painting, otherwise the primer adheres poorly.
The unit of sale is one length.
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