I was wondering where I can find glazing for the windows on my models. Thanks.

I made window glazing from mail envelopes using the clear address window material.

William
I have tried many, many different materials and have decided that when I want clear windows (not frosted) I use .010" Evergreen Clear Polystyrene. My main reason is that it is perfectly flat and thick enough to stay that way. If I am modeling some older decrepit building, I might use something less stiff, but I just don't like the way wavy glass looks. For frosted windows, try Vellum paper.
Dave Miecznikowski

I have used the foils for overhead projection. Today, with Powerpoint, normally nobody uses this type of material, but it has a really big advantage: it is printable. If you have to make i.e. some industrial windows, take a sheet of overhead foil suitable for your printer (yes, there are two types - for laser- or inkjet) and print the windows on the sheet. It really works good.

Peter

Thanks for the suggestions, I'll give them a try.

Just curious to see if anyone has made use of the sidewalk option and if so could you post some pictures? I'm trying to figure out how to make good looking curbing as well as see if there is a good use of drains (other than laying flat).

Bought a few CD's at the O scale show, looking forward to making a bunch of buildings to resemble a front street business district.

Thanks, Charlie

Sorry about the above post, I thought I was creating a new topic. Maybe Dave can move it