Terrain Question

 I went to the local model railway shop last week and had a look around. If you thought Games Workshop charged outrageous prices, you should see what a model train costs... Anyhow, I found some platforms made by a company called Pico, and thought I could use them in my fantasy town.

I added some extra bits to them, in the form of little stone tubes sticking out of the brickwork, presumably to help drain the platforms of whatever filth accumulates on top of them. The tubes were made by cutting some plastic discs from old sprue, and then drilling holes through them before sticking them on. They were painted to look as if they were leaking sludge, and are almost invisible. Oh well.

I also added a couple of baskets and barrels to make the platforms a bit more interesting. The barrels were from Renedra, and aren't the greatest miniatures ever, but I don't think it matters much here.

The problem is that the platforms have flat tops, presumably meant to be made out of concrete. My question is whether I ought to add plasticard to make them look as if they're made of cobblestones. It'd be a faff, though. I don't know if it would be worth the bother.

Here's the platforms with some buildings. I like the idea of varying the heights of the buildings in Tableton, as it creates variety and gives people something to jump off.