Can anyone recommend roads? Posted by Josh Barton, 27 August 2020

Can anyone recommend roads? I could do with something that's easy to transport and durable

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Will Howard

I do not own the Roads but I have Fat Frank's rivers and they are great.

He messaged him and made my rivers 40mm wide.… 

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• Will Howard

  https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/272235723790

  

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  Wargames 15mm metalled flexi roads No 1 FOW FOG handmade by FAT FRANK | eBay

  Wargames 15mm metalled flexi roads No 1 FOW FOG handmade by FAT FRANK | eBay

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• Josh Barton

  

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  Will Howard

   ooh excellent, thank you!

  

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• Will Howard

  Josh Barton

   check out his other ebay listings and message him.

  

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• Greg Jennings

  Will Howard

   Yes I too can heartily recommend Fat Frank's Roads & hedgerows. I just got a big order delivered last week. With all the variations I can do a proper road network with lots of alternative layouts. Got me covered for Ancients right the way through to the early 20 century especially for Europe/North America.

  

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• John Gildea

  I can second Fat Frank’s roads. They are good. Also some very nice sets from https://thorsheim.weebly.com/flexi-roads.html

  In Australia

  

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  Flexi Roads

  Flexi Roads

  

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• Dirk Heinsius

  My roads are from miniature world maker

  https://miniatureworldmaker.com.au/products/id-6559/productlist/p-4/

  

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  Wargame Scenery and Terrain by Miniature World Maker

  Wargame Scenery and Terrain by Miniature World Maker

  

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• Dirk Heinsius

  My dirt roads have served me well for over 6 years now

  

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• Michael Stonyer

  Hey Josh, I've had the same issues. I've just received three different roads from Deep Cut Studios. Excellent Quality printed Mouse pad roads six feet in length. One dirt road , one paved road and one stone road. Light, easy to transport, and really good to look at. Rolled up their about the size of a small soft ball.I'll bring them along to the first meetings in September, so you can have a look at them.

  

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• Ion A Dowman

  I use sheets of grit paper that are used to line the bottom of bird cages. cut into strips, they make excellent roads.

  

  

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• Vincent Cholewa

  

  Roads? You will have to get a Roman army now!

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    haha well all roads do lead to a Roman army...

    

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Neil Williamson

I bought a few A4 sheets of brown felt. Cut them into strips. Use a vivid to mark wheel ruts. Then brush on varying shades of paints. I then flock the edges, press in the first layer firmly.

The pva glue soaks in and stiffens the fabric but it still remains pliable.

There is a a video on it on you tube.

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  they look good, but to be honest I guess I'm just not a fan of building terrain so I decided I might as well invest in some and spend the time saved to paint more models 

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