Can anybody point me a direction for PE plate with round holes (Lochblech in German). Checked Accurate Armour site but nothing.
What is the precise English designation of such material?

I don't know what thickness or size you're looking for, but I built a diorama of a 1/32 Boeing F4B parked on a carrier deck outrigger using perforated circuit board which has been featured over on Large Scale Planes. The decking material I used for the catwalk is available from any good electronics supplier-- here in the US, I buy mine through Radio Shack. It's a perforated fiber board sheet, glueable with cyanoacrylate or epoxy, accepts most paints, and is easily cut and sandable. It's especially good if you need a large quantity, since its relatively cheap and accessible. Here's a link to the article so you can see how it was used:

http://www.largescaleplanes.com/articles/article.php?aid=3127

VR, Russ

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I don't know what thickness or size you're looking for, but I built a diorama of a 1/32 Boeing F4B parked on a carrier deck outrigger using perforated circuit board which has been featured over on Large Scale Planes. The decking material I used for the catwalk is available from any good electronics supplier-- here in the US, I buy mine through Radio Shack. It's a perforated fiber board sheet, glueable with cyanoacrylate or epoxy, accepts most paints, and is easily cut and sandable. It's especially good if you need a large quantity, since its relatively cheap and accessible. Here's a link to the article so you can see how it was used:

http://www.largescaleplanes.com/articles/article.php?aid=3127

VR, Russ

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1088 holes on a 31 mm by 33 mm area. Will be the radiator grille for a CAT 612 B Scraper.