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Dave Graffam has some wonderful paper models, but have any of you used them? Are they workable?(Talking about WHFB mainly) I have bought a few things, but my printers been fragged up lately.
Link for those who dont know:http://davesgames.net/

I bought a bunch of them, and have recently assembled them. I found them to be very easy to build (albeit in some cases, they need 12 sheets of heavy cardstock for a single building).

I'll try to add some pics shortly.

*edit: pics added. As you can see, they scale very well for WHFB. There is the wall (wall sections and towers are all separate so I can individually base them). Walkways on the walls hold 20mm bases, but 25mm will not fit.

Sorry for the blurry photos.

Okay, thanks. Now i want to buy more :p And at 1-5 bucks, its pretty good value too

Agreed. I think that all of the buildings I have purchased so far are the layered pdfs which allow you to add weathering, use different types of walls (stucco, beams, different bricks), so that even with the same buildings, you get different looks..

Yes, the layers make for great variations, plus you could print a blank and draw on it.