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This set of outbuildings is my latest set of paper models.

Another new release, the Longhouse, is now available!

These buildings are some of the best scenery I've gotten in quite some time. I really think this stuff is on par or better then some that are made out of plastic or resin.

The quality, the ease of use, and the selection make this quite the asset. As of now, I have a small village for the upcoming Cutlass stuff, and later on, after I get a few crews together, will be getting a 4X8 table and putting up a couple more. Nothing better then cranking out a dozen or so buildings with a case of beer and some good tunes.

Between these buildings, and some made from foamboard and balsa, I'm set.



Thanks Dave for doing such high quality products.

The sheer range means you can construct a highly attractive Empire town to war over in WHFB. If you take your time, base them and add little touches like flock and lichen/model ivy etc then you can add a whole new level to them.

I think this is a great product. Add in the price and the re-usability once you've purchased the plan and it's a steal really.

These are really awesome. I've been making my own buildings out of matte board and cereal box card, but you honestly can't really beat these for quick and easy terrain, and judging from the pictures they look really great as well.

it's really good to see you carry on making these, and when the time comes for when I need some more buildings, I'll go to you.

Thanks! My next model will probably be a big one, about the same size as my Ruined Church. This one should work great as a tavern, villa, or manor house.

Also mate, put your website in your sig!

MeanGreenStompa wrote:The sheer range means you can construct a highly attractive Empire town to war over in WHFB. If you take your time, base them and add little touches like flock and lichen/model ivy etc then you can add a whole new level to them.

I think this is a great product. Add in the price and the re-usability once you've purchased the plan and it's a steal really.

I have to agree... I have always been a fan of Dave's work.

Given that you can also select differing textures/effects on the walls and rooftops, that's also several models per design bought.

The Willow Brook Inn is my latest creation.

These look great, any plans for some modern or futuristic/scifi type stuff?

There's sci-fi towers, bunkers and an outpost there already. I bought some a couple of months ago.

This new one is nice!

Once I get my painting backlog reduced and finally start working on my Empire stuff, I'll definitely be buying a lot of your terrain!

Alpharius wrote:This new one is nice!

Once I get my painting backlog reduced and finally start working on my Empire stuff, I'll definitely be buying a lot of your terrain!

I may pick up a little bit of the WWII looking ruins.

What I really could go for is some scifi or futuristic industrial stuff...Necromunda type terrain.

Thanks, everybody.

Right now I'm pretty comfortable in the fantasy/medieval genre, and there's still a lot of new building types to explore.

Modern stuff doesn't excite me that much, so I don't have any plans to more in that area any time soon.

I love industrial futuristic stuff, though. I could be really creative with that and have a lot of fun with it. I wouldn't say I have plans to start designing those sorts of models, but if I ever move on from fantasy/medieval stuff, that's probably the direction I'll go.

This is my latest release, the Widow's House 28mm/30mm paper model. It's my first fantasy/medieval model with fully-textured interiors (not counting my ruin models). This model includes tons of texture layers, so this one download will set you well on your way to creating an entire town or village -- with no two buildings looking exactly alike.

DagobahDave wrote:

I love industrial futuristic stuff, though. I could be really creative with that and have a lot of fun with it. I wouldn't say I have plans to start designing those sorts of models, but if I ever move on from fantasy/medieval stuff, that's probably the direction I'll go.

You should really work on "industrial futuristic stuff"!

With the recent "INFINITY WEEK", there's a renewed/heightened interest in that game system now.

And that game DEMANDS lots of terrain.

And by lots of terrain, I mean LOTS of terrain!

It could be a big seller for you!

I know I'd buy... a lot!