Cobblestone

Some  vendors on ebay sell embossed paper that could be used for cobblestone roads or walls. Not very expensive.either. I bought some a couple of years ago. The paper is like vinyl wallpaper.  Also check Micro-Mark for their stock. Evan Designs, Clever models, etc. Look in the Scenery Sourcelist!

Have you tried Scenic Express?

Embossed plastic sheeting from a variety of sources. This one was from Plastruct.

The trouble is that this guy keeps trying to cover it up - says asphalt is more modern! 

I wish he'd leave the street alone and pull some of those weeds growing around the sidewalk instead. 

Jim

Check out Euro Rail Hobbies on line. They have cobblestone roads in O Scale.

Jim.

I use this product from the UK it says OO/HO but great for O scale, only problem if it's a large road your in for hard time! (Small sheets). Roo

I used some of Randy Pepprock's castings he sells:

Norm, I am not familiar with Andy. Does he have a website or advertise ??  Thanks

Convincing cobblestone (or most any other texture) can be easily carved into pink foam insulation. The disadvantage is the thickness.

Jim, it's Downtown Deco, he has these on his eBay store.

http://m.ebay.com/itm/Downtown...b1fdd%257Ciid%253A18

Roo posted:

Jim.

I use this product from the UK it says OO/HO but great for O scale, only problem if it's a large road your in for hard time! (Small sheets). Roo

Nice work Neville!

Norm Charbonneau posted:

I used some of Randy Pepprock's castings he sells:

Looks sweet Norm!

Roo posted:

Jim.

I use this product from the UK it says OO/HO but great for O scale, only problem if it's a large road your in for hard time! (Small sheets). Roo

Nice product.  Might have to find a place to use some of it - "THIS IS NOT A TOY"

That'll curb it's use a bit,

I knew this going to be a good thread when I saw the title.  Man, that is some good modeling.  Really nice.

I've used this-

http://www.lemaxcollection.com...ing/large-pebble-mat

Filled with a little Spackle, some flat paints, it can be nice. Plus its cheap and thin.

Norm Charbonneau posted:

I used some of Randy Pepprock's castings he sells:

Norm..the add on to the bar ..scratch or kit?

Thanks

joe

Thanks to everyone for all the info and sources. They are being evaluated based on  practicality and cost. The are to be covered if rather large. I love the looks of cobblestone roads and streets but usually seen today poking up through worn asphalt.  Thanks

Gee, I thought this product made by a well-established hobby supplier worked quite well!!.....

Cobblestone Link

One of our (LHS) customers who exclusively models military...dioramas, etc....loves this new stuff!   It comes in O- and HO- and N-suitable sizes.

Yes?  No?

KD

Joe, I made that little lean-to myself.

Norm Charbonneau posted:

Joe, I made that little lean-to myself.

Thanks...I'm gonna steal your idea

joe