Authentic Used Bricks

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Build a wall!

Item #:

2070

Reg. Price:

$7.50

Our Price:

$6.75

Quantity:

Out of stock
This item is temporarily out of stock. It is expected to arrive in our warehouse on 03/13/2020.
You are welcome to order it today. We will ship it as soon as it becomes available. Backorders are not permitted on international orders.

Build a wall like the one above!

Handmade of high-density casting plaster. bag covers 45 square inches.

Matching #2075 corner bricks used to complete the wall.

Paul Anderson of Andi Mini Brick and Stone finished the exterior of the custom-built “Grandpa Anderson’s Miniature House” with #2070 Authentic Used Bricks.

325 pieces per bag.
Brick 9/16"W x 1/4"H x 1/8"D

Scale: 1/12
Style:
Assembly Required: No

1/12 scale, also referred to as one-inch scale (or 1" scale), means 1 inch = 1 foot

Average Rating:

(based on 4 reviews)

Showing 4 Reviews:

Rating	Reviewer	Review
	by Suzan on 5/17/2015	Excellent Real bricks, the wall looks extremely realistic once finished, I used them together with the mortar mix from the shop and the result is just perfect.
	by Stephanie on 3/27/2015	Realistic one by one charm I love the look of the used brick. The only thing I would do different is to use a chalk line to make the lines of brick straighter. Once you put in the mortar then the crooked lines are not noticeable. Use a spray can of clear spray paint to lock in the shine.
	by June on 8/13/2014	Very Realistic and Beautiful "Used" Color I liked the "Red" Authentic Bricks (#2071) so much that I just purchased these "Used" bricks. Of the two colors, I prefer the "Red", but both are excellent miniature bricks. Before gluing or mortaring them, be sure to seal as stated in the instructions on the package. A spray-on matte sealer works very well.
	by Frankie on 7/17/2012	A Tip For Using I found out at first that if, after gluing each brick and then using mortar to fill in, it was very difficult to clean up to excess mortar. The next time I used these bricks, after gluing down, I sprayed them with a mat sealer before using the mortar. Worked like a charm! Very easy to clean off excess mortar afterwards. After all had set up, I re-sprayed and it brought out the true colors in the brick.