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    $5.00 INTERNATIONAL SUPPLIER OF ARCHITECTURAL, EDUCATIONAL AND HOBBY MODEL PARTS MODEL RAILROADING EDUCATION/TECHNOLOGY • ARCHITECTURAL • INDUSTRIAL • ART DESIGN • KIT-BASHING • CRAFT • MILITARY • DIORAMAS • MINIATURES • DOLLHOUSE • MODEL RAILROADING • EDUCATION • PROTO-TYPES • ENGINEERING • SCRATCH BUILDING • EXHIBITS • SPECIAL EFFECTS SCRATCH BUILDING • GRAPHIC ARTS • TECHNOLOGY ED DOLLHOUSE/MINIATURES ARCHITECTURAL UNIVERSAL MODEL PARTS CATALOG VOL 10 WELCOME TO PLASTRUCT Dear Customer: This New PLASTRUCT Catalog contains the world’s finest and most comprehensive selection of scratchbuilding hobby model parts. We are proud to offer over 4500 model products in this New, Volume 10 Universal Catalog directed specifi- cally to the scratch modeling enthusiast. If this is your first exposure to PLASTRUCT, we are confident you will find many products of interest. If you are already familiar with PLASTRUCT, thanks for your continued support. We know you will appreciate our improved graphics and product specifications, and the inclusion of metric dimensions for our international friends. To obtain PLASTRUCT products, first see your local Hobby Dealer. If they cannot help you, use the handy Mail Order Form included with this Catalog or visit our online store at www.plastruct.com. You can also contact the PLASTRUCT Representative in your country listed on our website at www.plastruct.com. Good Luck on your modeling projects. THE HISTORY OF PLASTRUCT PLASTRUCT was established in 1968 to serve the consumer hobbyist through mail order and retail stores. Beginning as a one man, 500 sq. ft. operation, PLASTRUCT grew into an international company with over 50 employees and cor- porate offices, warehouses and production facilities now totalling 30,000 sq.