Looks good, pretty similar to

Looks good, pretty similar to what I am working on. Where I live it's hard to find any model supplies and I ended up using styrene "for sale" signs for the streets. I founf some heavier signs that I used under street blodks to set the building on and scribed sidewalks on them.

I don't want to Hijack your post, but perhaps this can be a bit of help for you.

The first picture is the site for the town. I had everything laid out on the plywood and was transferring to to the sign material which was painted a concrete color. I wanted concrete streets for the main street, and asphalt for side streets, which was painted with a gray primer to resemble aged asphalt.

In the second picture you can see the thicker sign material which worked for sidewalks.

In the next picture the "streets were laid down. I used a water based contact cement to lay the streets down just like laminate on a counter top.

With the streets down I used a pencil to mark the concrete seams in the streets and over sprayed them with a flat clear spray. Then chalk was used to show the grime and grease that usually accumulates in the center of the driving land. I should have used a dark gray, but to save a 25 mile trip to town, I used black. This again was oversprayed with a flat cleat.

The next pictires shop the finished streets. Many details still have to be added but this may give you an idea. The sign material is easy to get and inexpensive.

"Sidewalks" were cut from the thicker sign material for use by the homes at the edge of town.

Again I didn't want to hijack your post, but I know it took me a bit of time to form a plan for this and this did work.