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TX105-N English Bond Blue Engineering Brick Texture Paper (Pack of 5) - N/2mm/1:148

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Now with larger usable printed area - 270x200mm!

A pack of 5 A4 sheets (210mm x 297mm) of photo-realistic, English Bond Blue Engineering Brick. Ideal for use when scratch-building a wide range of railway architectures such as retaining walls, bridge piers and more. Created using photographic samples shot around the Midland region for a truly authentic appearance. Can be cut to any size to suit your project. Perfect for all modern image N scale model railway layouts and 1:148 diecast dioramas. Professionally printed in-house onto high quality matt white paper using a digital press. Can be easily cut to size and glued onto your chosen surface (MDF, card, plywood etc) using thinned PVA, Spray Mount, PVA or double-sided tape.

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Leslie Burdett
Very good detailed print.

Good print in high detail. The only thing I would like is a separate sheet of capping/solder corse bricks because at N gage walls are so small the single line on the sheet is insurficant.

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Cavan Millward

Hi Justin, I may have been a little negative as the pattern is quite realist close up. As you say the issue with small scales is that you get more repeat. It is difficult to get true randomness. I have still used the papers on small walls which doesn't show the repeat so is fine. I would say that mortar joints do need exaggerating in N as they easily vanish. The ones on your papers are very fine and not easily seen. The paper too is quite shiny and will need a coat of matt over them to bed in.

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Cavan Millward

Was a little disappointed with this as the repeat of the pattern is very visible so would only advise using on small areas at a time or it will look false over a large expanse.
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