I just ordered 2 acrylic (Plexiglas) pieces that will be the new sidewalks in my station area. It is white 3" x 120" which I actually need 3" x 9' and 3' x 11' so it works out perfectly. There are large gaps where the layout sections are joined. This will help greatly in giving a continuous look to the sidewalks. MicroMark has a scribe which actually cuts a small amount of material to make lines. I plan on using it for sectioning the sidewalks.
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