How to source the bits to make something similar to this


From this


Many of the bits can be sourced from Scalelink cast items, like chimney pots, bay windows, dormers, porches etc, the following page is for N gauge, other gauges on the Scalelink site

Scenic KITS- Scale 1:152 `N'

For the curved lintels and other decorative brick or stonework, Scalescenes do a few sheets in their scratch builders range

http://scalescenes.com/product/tx45-ashlar/

for Quoins and Corbels, York Models

https://www.yorkmodelrail.com/n-scale/detailing-steps-signs/n-scale-stone-quoins

https://www.yorkmodelrail.com/n-scale/detailing-steps-signs/n-scale-vertical-brick-corbeling-detail-01

Etched brass windows and doors, fences, gates and some cast resin & 3D printed details, Peedie models

Welcome to Peedie Models - Peedie Models

Hope you find some ideas to make basic kits look different.

Tester emulsion pots in appropriate colours make a rapid change from brick to render….Jus' finkin' laterally with regard to excessive  expenditure of  SLW tokens?

Skinflint Doug
Also http://yourmodelrailway.net/view_topic.php?id=6068&forum_id=15&highlight=The+locomotive++inn  

Post 27 shows the lintels well, cut out with a pair of Pound Shop scrapbook in scissors.

I've used the tester pots emulsion on stone embossed pasticard, pebble and dove grey mixed give a good Purbeck stone; I apply it with a 4" roller. On tile embossed sheet I've used grey or red primer.