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Flexible Stone Walls
- Thread starter JSteinman
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I would be worried about how that rubber holds up over time..but then again. how long does any of this stuff last with little fingers and cats around? 
panzerace007
Active member
JOHN ,
Cool lookin' stuff ! Here's some stuff that I found from Kan Cali . It's made of Latex , side walks , Roads . Roof sections. It's good stuff , I have a couple of roadways. It really reduces th weight on a Diorama !
- http://kancali.com/militarymodelinghome.html
Good stuff , Thanx for th head-up !!
:erik
Cool lookin' stuff ! Here's some stuff that I found from Kan Cali . It's made of Latex , side walks , Roads . Roof sections. It's good stuff , I have a couple of roadways. It really reduces th weight on a Diorama !
- http://kancali.com/militarymodelinghome.html
Good stuff , Thanx for th head-up !!
:erik
ernestsink
Member
I saw a lot of this stuff when I was into model railroading. Personally, I preferred making my own latex molds, but I was sculpting landscapes (mountains & terrains), not scale walls. They do work really well, though.
Dang Erik, didn't see this. Good find and nice looking stuff. Opens up lots of possibilities.
