Weatherboard planking/ lap board / clap board siding building sheet (BC32)
 
A handy sheet of weatherboard cladding depicting overlapping horizontal wooden boards. A common style of wall construction for low-cost railway buildings used all over the country, from the smallest Fogman's hut, to entire branch line stations. The photographs show a small office building made with these sheets, plus some close-up images of the cladding texture. Each horizontal board is roughly 4mm wide, depicting overlapping 8-inch boards in 7mm scale. Each sheet is approximately 213mm long x 121mm wide, 2mm thick. Can be cut using a fine tooth saw, scriber tool or heavy craft knife using the score and snap method.
 
Other building sheets available include:  
Rough stone walling (BC21)
Rough wood planking (BC22)
Slate wall (BC23)
Corrugated cladding (BC24)
Dressed stone (BC30)