Resin 3D printed rollers, designed to produce an old, partially worn and uneven texture of stone setts. They have been designed for use with various materials including air drying clay and Milliput.

The example photo shows the TT roller on my current harbour layout.

Available in the following packs;

N (1:148) - Includes 24mm wide roller and 7mm wide roller (to fit between N gauge rails)

TT (1:120) - Includes 30mm wide roller and 10mm wide roller (to fit between TT gauge rails)

OO (1:76) - Includes 45mm wide roller and 14mm wide roller (to fit between OO gauge rails)

O (1:43) - Includes 80mm wide roller and 30mm wide roller (to fit between O gauge rails)

There are also two additional rollers available for narrow gauge, designed for use alongside the OO and O gauge packs.

OO9 (1:76) - 7mm wide roller (to fit between OO9 gauge track)

NG7 / O16.5 (1:43) - 14mm wide roller (to fit between NG7 / O16.5 gauge rails)

Please note, the writing shown on the renders may not appear on the finished product.

Instructions for Use

Lay the material (Milliput / Clay / Putty) onto the baseboard and push it as flat and even as possible. Ideally it wants to be at least 3mm thick for OO and O, and can be thinner for N and TT.

Allow the material to partially set for at least half an hour before rolling, to help it adhere to the baseboard rather than the roller.

It is recommended to use a release agent such as talcum powder or cornflour sprinkled onto the roller to help prevent the material sticking to it.

Push and roll like a rolling pin, using enough pressure to create the imprint, but not so hard as to rip the material.

If the roller needs to be cleaned, scrub it with a stiff brush - an old toothbrush is ideal - in warm water as soon as possible. Small pieces can be picked away with tweezers if required.

© Designed and produced in the UK by Tom Marshall (Buggleskelly Station).