Paper Buildings

[barbarian]

Mainly free, they are at 00 Gauge (1/76), but if you print at 50%, this should easily adapt to our scale.

http://www.wordsworthmodelrailway.co.uk/townscene.html

[GordonY]

Those are very nice, thanks for the link Barb.

[Steve J]

Yep, these look very interesting. Will check them out in more detail later.

[Wulf]

Very good for scenery, unfortunately no interiors (I think one workshop does), so not so useful for skirmish gaming.

[Hertsblue]

I was under the impression they were N Gauge - but I could never get them to download. Probably me....   

[FierceKitty]

Nor could I.

[sebigboss79]

I got some of the free stuff. Have not reviewed any though. 366MB fits on a CD ...

[Wulf]

There are plenty of N gauge files there. They look very nice, and aren't too complex. I prefer paperterrain.com for 10mm, even though it costs.

[Steve J]

No luck for me either .

[OldenBUA]

Some nice stuff there, like pavements, posters and brick wall patterns. All the files seem to be .rar archives, which might explain the problems some people have with downloading? You could try and find a program that opens these files (like WinRar) and see if that helps?

[fsn]

Ironic, since the .rar files contain .pdfs which don't compress very well - if at all. If you look at the size of the compressed file and the extracted file, they're just about the same.

Phe!

[GordonY]

Yes but in occasions like these the RAR/ZIP file is to ensure you get all the parts in one download not to shorten the download time.

[fsn]

The ones I looked at were all just one pdf file.

[Orcs]

The ones I looked at were all just one pdf file.

Yep Operation Yew tree is finding loads too !!! 

I am sure Leon will edit this

[barbarian]

Again : (This time it is for 28mm, but I guess you can print smaller )
http://www.modelpaperworld.com/en/4-modern?id_category=4&n=50