I saw some AWSOME creations with it and have heard of it before, but have no idea what it is 
Can anyone tell me more about it and where I might find some? Thanks!
Pastillage is a sugar paste that dries rock hard. It is used to make strong structural pieces. It is technically edible, but not really meant to be eaten. (especially when the recipe substitutes vinegar for the water).
Here is a very informative tutorial on pastillage:
http://forums.egullet.org/index.php?showtopic=69493
You can see some pastillage plaques in my pics and my Gingerbread house has some pastillage windows and brick tower. Baby cradle made of pastillage glued with royal. I love it because you can paint it and it dries quickly and hard.
Oh, I have never seen it sold in packages, you just make the dough yourself. There is a recipe on the link I included, or I can share my recipe if you need it a bit more simple.
I also have some tips on working with it if you decide to try it.
Is it royal icing?!?! OH!!! Ok. Now I understand!
Here is a website with a recipe:
http://www.thehoustoncakeclub.com/goodfood/pastillage.htm
According to Debbie Brown's Books, she has two types she uses.
One is Quick Pastillage, made from CMC powder or gum tragacanth and royal icing... (from Naughty Cakes book)
The other recipe for Pastillage she lists is made of 1 egg white made up from dired egg albumen, icing sugar and gum tragacanth. (from Enchanted Cakes).
I will be trying the quick version soon 
HTH!
Mirjana
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