I need to know what kind of shops have platicard!!!

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**lolzman**

Please i beg you!!!!!!

**Howard A Treesong**

Hobby shops, especially of the Railway variety.

**Ancalagon The Black**

Check through the forums here. There's several different threads on this subject already.

**viney**

In USA look for Hobby Town or similar shops. I buy plasticard from Hobby Town, they have a good selection.

**ChaosDave**

Just buy it online in bulk

http://www.indplastic.com/index.cfm?id=%3C!id!%3E&fuseaction=browse&pageid=63

**Alpharius**

TOWER HOBBIES online store is really nice too.

**Chrysaor686**

If your FLGS doesn't have it, I don't know what to tell you.

That's where I get mine.

**Faux Pas**

Hobbytown USA usually carries it.

**Goliath**

I would also like to know where to get plasticard (especially pipes/patterned) but this time in britain

**Grotsnik**

They sell any type of plastic you might want/need on-line.

http://www.plastruct.com/

**bluemeenie**

why don't you post what city/state you live in and then you might find someone who lives there that knows..

I live in W. Michigan and know of a place.

**anfie**

For Britan try barrule.com.

**Clang**

Some large art shope also sell it - worth a try

**whatwhat**

anfie wrote:For Britan try barrule.com.

You should put that up here http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Buying_Bitz_and_Wargaming_Supplies_Online . Looks like a good selection with good prices.

**CaptainRavenclaw**

Thanks for the tips!!

**legoburner**

whatwhat wrote:
anfie wrote:For Britan try barrule.com.

You should put that up here http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Buying_Bitz_and_Wargaming_Supplies_Online . Looks like a good selection with good prices.

I've added it to the list and fixed your link (the full stop at the end made it link to a different location)

**whatwhat**

Coolio.

Out of interest what's the rule on ebay shops going on that list, as I know some good ones of them.

**Teek**

ChaosDave wrote:Just buy it online in bulk

http://www.indplastic.com/index.cfm?id=%3C!id!%3E&fuseaction=browse&pageid=63

Holy crap man. That's ridiculous, you are now my new best internet friend. Ever. I'm seriously about to buy enough pcard to last the rest of my natural life.

Wow.

Back on topic though, if all else fails, hit your local hardware or car parts store, and look for the "House for Sale" or "Car for Sale" signs. Cheap as can be, and usually 0.03" to 0.04" thick.

**chromedog**

I get mine through a mate, but he gets it direct from Evergreen (manufacturer). My mate works in SFX modelmaking and goes through it by the truckload (I get the offcuts, generally around an A4 sheet size).

Model railway stores should stock it. Many better model /hobby stores should also stock it. Along with tubing, rod, I-beams and stuff.

**Old Man Ultramarine**

Gale Force 9 carries it