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I´m thinking of buying some of the 15mm European building packs from this site http://www.paperterrain.com/

But before I shell out 40$ I would like to know if anybody out there has any experiences whit these buildings or buying from that site... can I trust them whit my hard earned money?

I've got a better idea.

Try them out for yourself and let us know what YOU think.

http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=15mm+free+buildings&quicksearch=1&search_filter=0_0_0_0&filters=0_0_0_0&search_free=&search_in_description=1&search_in_author=1&search_in_artist=1&x=4&y=7

Try the free snacks and see what you think.

hmmm I just might do that...

said and done!
I bought the paper houses that Grot 6 linked to... 20$ for about 40 buildings in two pdf:s (and the possibility to print how many I want... ) I went to a professional printing service that printed the pdf files on heavy cardstock (cost about 40$)
I have started to assemble them, which is pretty easy whit the use of a glue that bonds fast.

Some pictures:


this is how they look when printed and unassembled


some small houses


a church (I'm not sure I really like the church... but my snipers must have a church-tower to live in...)


some ruins...


an other ruin...

I'm going to go over the white edges whit a black or grey pen to cover the cut-sections...

Those look pretty good. Just last week I was talking to my friend about how we need more buildings for terrain. I may have to order some . . .