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  • Guest

    #1

    interesting site i just found

    having just spent the last few hours cut tiny cobbles out of balsa wood for a dio, i searched the net for an easier way and stumbled across this, Form-U-Lay - Vacuum-Formed Moulds for Modelers any one tried these moulds or dealt with this company, looks quite cheap.
  • Gern
    • May 2009
    • 9246

    #2
    Didn't someone here try some kind of seeds for making cobbles? I'm sure that would be easier than trying to mould something. Just a layer of PVA or similar and spread them all over with a coat of varnish to preserve them.

    Gern

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    • Guest

      #3
      Interesting website, worth a try I reckon

      Split yellow peas make good cobbles

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      • Guest

        #4
        Cobblestones

        Depending on what scale you are modelling, Slatersplastikard.com produce embossed plastic sheets of passable cobblestones and granite sets. An alternative is this'

        Cobblestones - injection moulded plastic sheets (4 Sheets) - Wills Kits - SSMP218

        This is a bit more random, but may be useful. Anything for an easy life.

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        • AlanG
          • Dec 2008
          • 6296

          #5
          Also depending on what scale you are building then you can also use very small fish tank pebbles. White glue them onto your surface and there you go.

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          • Guest

            #6
            I've just noticed my last reply has not shown the full web address from a copy and paste, so I have typed it in full;

            Cobblestones - injection moulded plastic sheets (4 Sheets) - Wills Kits - SSMP218

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            • Guest

              #7
              Sorry folks but I can't seem to get the cobblestone web address to register even after typing it in full, but Google Rails of Sheffield and look for "cobblestones-injection moulded sheets.

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              • Guest

                #8
                Doh, my computer literate son has just pointed out that you can click on the web address to get to the cobblestone web site, I must remember that.

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