JUNK

Try Bowser Trains and look for the Selley Line.

Search e-bay in O-scale detail parts. Most of what you are looking for can be found there. Artista, K-line, Model Power, and Bar Mills come to mind.

Also search the scenery source list on the scenery forum. Most everything you mention is available.

Rather than junk I would call these details.  Some sources include Selley, Model Tech Studios, Builders In Scale, and Town & Country Hobbies.

EDIT you can order Selley items here.

Another thought is to check out 1/48 dollhouse details.

There is "junk" out there. All it requires is a little time to find it. Most of it can be found in places where you may not have looked. For example: MJ Designs is a retail chain of stores that sells all kinds of stuff. From doll house to flowers and paper to models and stuff to make jewelry. Then there is on line with specialty shops that cater to us train modelers. They know what we want. The question is: Are you willing to pay for it?

Also, you might try modeling many of those items yourself. I am a pretty good modeler, but I do very little if any, any more.

Pete

Note that part of the Scenery and Structures Forum is a list of different suppliers.

Scenery Source List.  IMO maybe one of the best parts of this forum.  Click on the underlined phrase to link the Scenery Source List.

There are 30+ providers under the heading, detail parts. 

good stuff here, i know that i am terrible on search engine, i try to use yahoo and get basically nothing, got lots of things to look at now and save

Check out Scenic Express one of our sponsors, their banner top line on OGR home page 

Gunny,

If you keep an eye on eBay you will find a good number of discontinued figures by various makers, just a thought.

God Bless,

"Pappy"

Everything you need can be found in the Scenery source list.

I get most of my Junk from Model Tech Studios , look on some of these picture's the stone walls ,wood walls ,oil tank's heating ,propane tank ,junk piles by the gas station ,were the hobo camp by the water tower the two building on the left , I have there things all over the place .

Guy 

that is what it takes "stuff"  i remember landing at O'Hare airport once and flying in over DesPlaines il and looking at the back yards of all the houses,  everything you can imagine i saw cars, trailers, boats, whathave you and IMHO that is what makes a model railroad and it seems you and i think alike, i love your photos  this is my old layout that no longer exists and am in process of new one in new building  but  even though it was small about 50sg' i liked it