Shane's suggestion for Walthers is good for the hydrants, mail boxes and benches, but you can make your own sidewalks using .060" sheet styrene. Simply cut it to the width and length you want, then use a knife to scribe-in the expansion joints - one pass with the cutting edge and one pass with the back of the blade.You can get it from Evergreen, but I buy mine from a local plastics supplier in 4'x8' sheets...
...and you can also create curved sidewalks...
I have lots more roads and sidewalks to build, but for the amount needed, the large sheets of styrene are a bargain compared to buying the ready-to-use ones.
Wayne
Just go to Walters and type those into the search box. Wide selection appears
shane
A pessimist sees a dark tunnel
An optimist sees the light at the end of the tunnel
A realist sees a frieght train
An engineer sees three idiots standing on the tracks stairing blankly in space
I'm interested in suggestions for adding details around some Design Preservatation buildings. Any suggested vendors/producs for these?
1 sidewalk (straight and corner sections)
2 fire hydrant
3. mail box
4. bench
Thanks in advance!