Materials for Scratch Building

[rampart]

Personally, I prefer buying styrene sheets from JMN Hobby Shop in Harrison Plaza because the lady store clerk there is very accomodating. She even opens the display cabinets for me.

[no3Ljm]

ganon ba. try mo tawagan na lang ang STC or Lils. baka nagtitinda sila nang styrene sheets.

Special Toy Center
Greenhills
2/F Dao Lane
Virra Mall
Greenhills
Tel. [phone]

North EDSA
LGF Shoe Mart
North EDSA, Q.C.
Tel. [phone]

Festival Mall
XS-05 3rd Level Festival Supermall
Alabang, Muntinlupa
Tel. [phone]

Sta. Cruz
505 Tomas Mapua St.
Sta. Cruz, Manila
Tel/Fax [phone]

Recto
5/F Isetann Cinerama
C. M. Recto Ave.
Quiapo, Manila
Tel. [phone]

Rustan's Cubao
Rustan Cyber Mall
Cubao, Q.C.

Ali Mall
2/F Ali Mall Phase I
Cubao, Q.C.
Tel. [phone]

Lil's Futaba
Megamall
Lower Ground
Megamall Building A
Tel. [phone]

Park Square 1
Park Square 1 (across Quad)
Tel. [phone]
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[ikabod]

rampart
how much the damage for what size?

[no3Ljm]

rampart said:

Personally, I prefer buying styrene sheets from JMN Hobby Shop in Harrison Plaza because the lady store clerk there is very accomodating. She even opens the display cabinets for me.

si ate Natalie ba yung sinasabi mo? ;D bait yun. ewan ko lang kung kilala pa nya ako.

[no3Ljm]

sir rampart ano number sa JMN?

[rampart]

ikabod said:

rampart
how much the damage for what size?

The styrene sheets in JMN come in A4 size, price range from P200 to P300 depending on the thickness.

[rampart]

n0eljm said:

sir rampart ano number sa JMN?

Let me check my old receipts first, hehe.

[vic01]

I have some styrene plastic sheets in stock made by the name Evergreen but i dont know how to start or to begin. I also bought the plastic welder. How will I use it? It's just like a thin paper. Any help guys how to use this?

[ikabod]

oic, so medyo affordable naman pala.

since prototype aman would be on paper or styrofoam tapos balutan ko na lang ng styrene sheet para makapag panel lining. . . hhhmmmm.

grabeh, i should stop making ideas and just go ahead and do some rough wokrs on it. . . ;D

thanks sa mga inputs, just keep them coming. . .

[no3Ljm]

ok. will wait for it. thanks sir. i think i have their old number eh.

[no3Ljm]

ikabod said:

oic, so medyo affordable naman pala.
since prototype aman would be on paper or styrofoam tapos balutan ko na lang ng styrene sheet para makapag panel lining. . . hhhmmmm.
grabeh, i should stop making ideas and just go ahead and do some rough wokrs on it. . . ;D
thanks sa mga inputs, just keep them coming. . .

that's the spirit, bro! Go Go Go! Go for Gold!!! tapos, post mo dito ha. kahit prototype lang.

[ikabod]

vic01
the plastic welder you need a heat gun for that.

[rampart]

Yeah, post it here and if possible a "Work In Progress" thread. I still haven't tried building my Mk II Flying Armor. Hectic work schedule the past few months.

[vic01]

ikabod said:

vic01
the plastic welder you need a heat gun for that.

Heat gun? Now it's becoming more complicated. Does it really needs it?

[ikabod]

rampart
you got it bro? from where? baka naman pwedeng magawan na lang ng mould yan ;D

vic01
well i just happen to see lang kasi from one manufacturer here ng mga fiberglass/acrylic/ plastic stuffs, when they "weld" pieces together they use heat gun. maybe if it's just a boyy grade platic weld baka iba. maybe you just need to heat it with a hair dryer.

heat gun kasi mabilis magpainit eh, it's used for bengin acrylic sheets rin.