AK's clear hanging sleeve of modelling styrene: its printed header card reads SHEET with the thickness line left blank

AK Interactive SHEET 2.0mm thickness x 245 x195mm x1units STYRENE AK6578

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AK's clear hanging sleeve of modelling styrene: its printed header card reads SHEET with the thickness line left blank
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AK Interactive SHEET 2.0mm thickness x 245 x195mm x1units STYRENE AK6578

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Product overview

AK6578 is a single 245 × 195 mm sheet of styrene at 2 mm thick. The substantial gauge provides material for base plates, bulkheads, box structures and flat slabs where a deeper edge forms part of the design. Lay a paper or card template over the sheet to arrange components before marking. Straight cuts may be worked in several knife passes or made with a fine saw, with the exposed edge cleaned afterwards using a file or abrasive.

  • Polystyrene stock, published by AK as plain, white and opaque
  • Profile: solid flat sheet without an internal space
  • Spec-card conversion: .080 in thick, 9.64 × 7.68 in overall

Notes · Q & A

What do the dimensions mean?

The first figures describe the cross-section, followed by the stock length or sheet format. Strip is listed as thickness × width × length, round stock uses outside diameter × length, and sheet uses thickness × 245 × 195 mm. The 0.7 mm wall applies only to products explicitly described as hollow tube.

How should I cut modelling styrene?

Score thin sheet and flat strip against a metal straightedge, then snap it along the cut. For thicker sheet and larger profiles, use repeated knife passes or a fine razor saw rather than forcing one deep cut. Clean the edge afterwards with a fine file or abrasive.

What glue should I use for styrene stock?

Ordinary plastic or solvent cement is the usual choice because it softens the mating surfaces and welds the polystyrene together. Test-fit the pieces first and apply the cement sparingly, especially around fine details or exposed surfaces.

How do I choose a thickness or profile?

Choose according to the shape you need and how you intend to cut or form it. Thin sheet and strip are easier to score, snap and curve by hand, while thicker sections usually need repeated knife passes or a fine saw. Rod, tube, angle, channel and half-round profiles provide ready-made cross-sections for particular details.

Does AK styrene need special preparation before painting?

No special paint system is required; treat it like an ordinary polystyrene kit part. Remove cutting and sanding dust, apply primer where appropriate, and use your usual modelling paints.

Notes · Logistics

Shipping

Orders placed before 3pm (Mon–Fri) are dispatched the same day. UK delivery is by Royal Mail 24 Tracked. Free UK delivery on orders over £70. International delivery available via Royal Mail International Tracked or courier.

Returns

If you're not happy with your purchase, contact us within 30 days for a full refund or exchange. Items must be unused and in original packaging.

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Technical specifications

Product details
Brand
AK Interactive
Product code
AK6578
Type
Accessories
Shipping weight
110 g
Barcode
8435568313637
Made in
Spain
Composition & curing
Chemistry
Polystyrene
Dimensions & contents
Sheet thickness
2 mm
Pieces
1
Materials & finish
Format
Sheet
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AK Interactive SHEET 2.0mm thickness x 245 x195mm x1units STYRENE AK6578

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AK6578

Ship. weight

110 g

Brand

AK Interactive

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