wheres the best place to buy plasticard wall sheets looking for a random stone pattern cheers

I guess any model shop.
I get mine from Kernow Model Rail Shop in Camborne but its only 10 mins down the road for me !

my local shops dont stock it and any shop websites i have tried don't have it on there sites

I have had great results by using printed brick sheets (I cant see any reason why the ones you can print wouldnt work), then gluing them onto a piece of card (up one side, over the top and down the other) if your using PVA then clamp the wall between 2 slightly uneven surfaces, such as coarse sandpaper, This way the embossing will be "set" in the PVA and more durable.
Concrete capping stones can be added from scored card strips painted with emulsion.

From the Goods and Not so Goods website, "You can get random stone plastic card but another option is to use a suitably fine 'wood chip' embossed paper,"
http://www.igg.org.uk/gansg/12-linind/models.htm

I use either slaters 2mm platicard.........http://www.cheltenhammodelcentre.com/shopexd.asp?id=8078

Or Peco wall sheets......the plastic is a lot thicker than plasticard and can be awkward to cut.Ideal for retaining walls though.......http://www.anticsonline.co.uk/732_1_1039235.html

thats the stuff cheers dock shunter

The website link that Lawrence gave us and some cardboard may do the trick.

http://paperbrick.co.uk/index.php?action=showpdf

have had a look at the brick papers but i don't like them i prefer something with a bit of texture to it

Quote from: gwrwill on December 28, 2011, 11:09:24 AM
have had a look at the brick papers but i don't like them i prefer something with a bit of texture to it

May help
Ratio do a N stone walling cat no.302 Not seen it in the flesh. they also do flagstones.

If you're after dry stone walling, check out N'Tastic (link on the right of the forum)

the problem with Ratio is the thickness of the plastic, nearly 1/8" ish and the size of the individual pieces, perhaps 3"x3", it's hard to work with. My usual source is/was Squires their catalogue is/was full of moulded plasticard. Are they still extant?. cheers john

The Slaters website includes their full range of embossed Plastikard (including pictures) and allows online ordering. 

https://slatersplastikard.com/

Quote from: gwrwill on December 28, 2011, 11:09:24 AM
have had a look at the brick papers but i don't like them i prefer something with a bit of texture to it

Try my trick of clamping it between sand papers, you will be impressed