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I'm running a big sale on my printable paper terrain kits for the next couple of days. Check out my catalog here:
www.wargamevault.com/browse/pub/2985/Dave-Graffam-Models

Anyone have any feedback on how this stuff works as terrain in a 40k game? Can the ruins and buildings hold a model?

Edit: Never mind. It doesn't seem to actually be stuff, but rather files for printing stuff.

They are great files, I bought quite a few last year. But go to a local printshop and print on heavier paper, and use their toner. Lots of options and is sturdy for models.

I use Dave's models all the time. Printing on 110lb cardstock, they can hold plastic models easily. You could also mount them to chipboard or foamcore for a stronger structure.

Fantastic stuff!

These are really cool. It's impressive how good some of them look (well, all of them, but some particularly).

I just bought a selection of these from the Sci-Fi range, I'm interested in this type of quick terrain; I plan to print these on normal paper and back on foamcore for some added stability.

I'll update hopefully once I've crafted some, looking forward to it!