Scratch build material

[skulls]

Hey there, I am new to the forum and have been checking out alot of the projects that people have been working on and i must say, great job on all of them, the realism is just beyond belief, keep up the great work!

Now for the main question at hand. I see alot of people scratch building alot of there parts and I am just wondering where they pick up the materials? For exapmle simple sheets of thin plastic?

Thank you in advance for all of your help and suggestions

James

[cargostar]

Any hobby shop that carries Evergreen, or Plastruct should have sheets of styrene available. Around Toronto there are several good stores. Johns photo/Hobby on the Danforth, Hornet Hobbies on O'Conner, Georges Trains on Alden in Markham are some of the larger stores.

[skulls]

Perfect! Thank you very much for your reply, looks like i know what I'm doing this afternoon.

[catd11rpusher]

  On 3/20/2011 at 3:54 PM, skulls said:

Hey there, I am new to the forum and have been checking out alot of the projects that people have been working on and i must say, great job on all of them, the realism is just beyond belief, keep up the great work!

Now for the main question at hand. I see alot of people scratch building alot of there parts and I am just wondering where they pick up the materials? For exapmle simple sheets of thin plastic?

Thank you in advance for all of your help and suggestions Nice to here from a new modeler, Keep in touch

James