These highly detailed stock castings range from standard common brick, hand-carved and fractured-face stones, to odd patterns of brick pavers, corrugated metal and plain old concrete. Not just plain, but cast with delicate forming board impressions.

    These are the finest masonry scratch-building components available. The precise hand-scribed patterns are faithfully reproduced in silicone rubber molds. They are cast in strong yet highly workable White Hydrocal. The backs are scraped flat in the casting process to assure you of a standard thickness.

    Each pack comes with finishing instructions, supplemented with the descriptions listed at the bottom of this page.

    All measurements are approximate, to the listed scale. Thus, an HO scale panel which is listed as 29' x 58' x 12" is just about four by eight inches and 1/8" thick or so.

    Panels are packed two ( 2 @ ), three ( 3 @ ), etc.

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YOU CAN BUILD SOME COOL STUFF WITH THESE THINGS!

    These are the same building blocks I use to create the patterns for my kits. I take the pattern that I need, cut it up, add window and door openings, and sometimes, yes, I do fancy stuff to them, but without these stock panels I'd be lost. Pretty nice of me to share them with you, wouldn't you say? You don't have to do anything fancy. You can just use the concrete and stone for simple retaining walls, the herringbone brick for platforms, or maybe get brave and cut some of this stuff for a foundation or wall. Once you figure out how easy it is to work with and see the realistic results you'll want to do more and more.

PRICE IS $14.95 PER SET

HEY, NO PIRATING!

    This should go without saying, but please, don't rip me off. Or anyone else for that matter. It's very tempting to make copies of someone else's work. Saves you lots of time and effort. The problem is your friends come over and see what a great job you've done and instead of showing them my web site you get talked into making just a few more for them, then their friends, the club, and Tommy down the road. Meanwhile me and other creators slowly starve. Then one day you wonder what ever happened to that guy who made all those cool patterns?

BUT THE GOOD NEWS IS...

    You can do it yourself. If you want to make your own castings, MAKE YOUR OWN PATTERNS, buy some Hydrocal and rubber, and have at it, as explained in my How To Clinics listed below. Pay particular attention to the part about making your own patterns. The whole point of these How 2 clinics is to help you add to this great hobby. Not just take. I'm okay with you using my patterns in part but they must be modified for that use, not just copied as is. Fair enough?