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The topic title pretty much states my query. I'm from Australia and I'm having trouble finding affordable plasticard. I know you can buy it from Frontline Hobbies, but its the Evergreen brand and they sell it expensive :(

I'm hoping for someone that knows a place I can buy it cheaply from, Online or in the real world

Cheers

Just a hunch... Try the Plastruct website? Not only do they offer direct sales from the website (w/ International shipping) but they also have lists of overseas retailers. In the time it took to post your query and wait for a response, you could've already purchased what you need/want.



Ghidorah

Model shops and railway model shops tend to stock it so if you have one local to you you should be able to pick some up.

Ghidorah wrote:Just a hunch... Try the Plastruct website? Not only do they offer direct sales from the website (w/ International shipping) but they also have lists of overseas retailers. In the time it took to post your query and wait for a response, you could've already purchased what you need/want.
Ghidorah

How stupid of me to not check this site before, my apologies. Is this where you buy it from?

Chibi Bodge-Battle wrote:Model shops and railway model shops tend to stock it so if you have one local to you you should be able to pick some up.

Yeah the only local hobby store that stocks it, doesnt sell it cheap (see first post)

Anyone know of any other sources?

Apologies Shooms

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Who said men can't multitask!

Hobbycraft sell it, I believe. Not sure if they exist in Oz or if you have a similar analogue.