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Hey guys my group is lacking in building for WHFB and I was wondering if anyone knew of any good sights that have templates for building for FB I'm looking mostly for the special buildings such as the dwarf brew house, haunted mansion, ect...

I would suggest looking up something like papercraft buildings.
It will give you some print off templates to build stuff. If you have access to someone with a laser machine you could use it to make some MDF building pretty easily.

Here is a few things I found online first one is probably something you are looking for and the second one you can browse through to find stuff you like:
http://papermau.blogspot.ca/2011/07/european-tower-bridge-torre-sobre-ponte.html

http://www.paper-replika.com/index.php?option=com_alphacontent§ion=10&category=67&Itemid=169

Hope that helps (I might build that first one not really sure exactly how papercraft works though I am pretty sure you want to print it on cardstock or some other thick paper so it holds)

There are a few old WD articles on building terrain here:
http://www.scribd.com/Attilla13/documents

Yeah, papercraft templates are the way forward (even if you don't actually use card - you can still print the templates to make buildings from MDF, foamboard or whatever). Just google 'papercraft fantasy buildings' - that should give you plenty to work with.

Also, if you don't mind paying a few quid (or dollars) then checkout guys like Dave Graffam. He makes some really cool buildings that you can print out and make. And remember that once you've purchased a template, you can print it as many times as you like to make as many buildings as you care to.