Textured Plasticard

[Sirolf]

Hey!! I was planning on using some textured plasticard for some 28mm buildings. I want to know if somebody could identify the brand of this particular one

 I think it would work really good for 28mm... If not, what brands do you recommend that could work for 28mm and with such nice details...
Thanks for your time!

[dijit]

I don't recognise that piece, but for other stuff looking around Antenociti's Workshop wouldn't be a bad start:
http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/wargaming-materials-tools/sheet-materials.html
Duncan

[Nimrod]

Looks like train model stuff to me:
http://www.auhagen-shop.de/product_info.php/info/p24804_2-wall-stone-sheets.html

[Hammers]

Looks like train model stuff to me:
http://www.auhagen-shop.de/product_info.php/info/p24804_2-wall-stone-sheets.html

Good link, very useful.
Just to get technical, that's not what we call plasticard though, is it? That's injection mould styrene (hard plastic), isn't it? I just point it out because there are companies which make vacuformed or otherwise texture sheet styrene and those behave a bit differently from moulded hard plastic.

[dijit]

I always thought it was the same material, but formed differently.
Duncan

[Hammers]

I always thought it was the same material, but formed differently.
Duncan

Quite possibly, but having worked with both I can positively say that the injection moulded stuff is, for example, more resistant to solvents.

[Sirolf]

Looks like train model stuff to me:
http://www.auhagen-shop.de/product_info.php/info/p24804_2-wall-stone-sheets.html

Yeah I think this is it!! I like the thickness better than other styrene sheets on the market. Thanks a lot!

[Thunderchicken]

This is good stuff, would work well for road surfaces too.

[carlos marighela]

The item in question isn't but of you want something with similar thickness that is injection moulded plastic try Wills range of model railway building products. They do quite a range of cobblestoned surfaces, dressed stone, brick, drystone etc, etc, etc. It isn't cheap but it is very attractive and very durable.

http://www.peco-uk.com/prodtype.asp?strParents=3351,3352&CAT_ID=3355&numRecordPosition=1

[Sirolf]

The item in question isn't but of you want something with similar thickness that is injection moulded plastic try Wills range of model railway building products. They do quite a range of cobblestoned surfaces, dressed stone, brick, drystone etc, etc, etc. It isn't cheap but it is very attractive and very durable.

http://www.peco-uk.com/prodtype.asp?strParents=3351,3352&CAT_ID=3355&numRecordPosition=1

thanks, really nice link!!