Marvel Custom Terrain Item

[Yodaking]

I have not yet made any Marvel themed custom terrain and don't know if I ever will or not, but for those of you who do (or are interested in making some) I saw a pretty useful item at Micheals the other day. In the Christmas section they had an item used to make brick walls. It looked like it was made out of thin rubber and was rolled up so the brick wall ran pretty long. Seemsed like you could roll it out, cut it to the length needed and attach it to a piece of cardboard or foam wall for a very authentic looking brick wall. Hope this helps someone make a cool Marvel terrain peice they can post some day.

[Cavalier]

Pic, link, product name, anything?

[omen20154]

Posted by Cavalier
Pic, link, product name, anything?

I second that motion.

[Cavalier]

Is this what you saw? http://www.lemaxvillages.com/servlet...--Large/Detail


Some possibilities there.

[RedSkullz]

I have something similar to the rubber roll cavalier showed(except mine is cobblestone not brick). I bought it at canadian tire...i cannot remember the compaies name though.

[Onacara]

Those will work well for roads....I currently have both the rolls in cobblestone and brick.

[RedSkullz]

For sure, they would also work well for cobblestone walls in addition to roads.

[DrRansom]

I have a red brick roll but the texture is kinda foamy. It was meant for walls or roads in Model Rail Roading. I bought it on ebay but don't think I would be happy with it if I ever used it on a custom.. due mainly to the felt texture and "squishiness". Nice look though.

[Onacara]

Originally Posted by DrRansom

I have a red brick roll but the texture is kinda foamy. It was meant for walls or roads in Model Rail Roading. I bought it on ebay but don't think I would be happy with it if I ever used it on a custom.. due mainly to the felt texture and "squishiness". Nice look though.

These are actually rubberized and not as foamy as the ones for model railroading.

[Yodaking]

Yeah, it looked alot like the cobblestone roll posted above but it was all red bricks. They had the cobblestone rolls too but I thought the brick would be more useful for making a city style battlefield. The brick roll posted above looks alot taller as the one I saw was about 1/2 as tall. I didn't buy it and thus did not get a chance to open it and really see what it was made of, so I can not comment on the texture.

[RedSkullz]

What was the price on the rolls you saw yoda?

[Yodaking]

I don't recall, but I'll be passing by Micheals tommorow and will stop in to find out the price and name of the company who makes it. I'll be out late watching the Cowboys/Packers game but will post what I find out on Monday.