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Anyone know of any companies out there making terrain that would be good for 54mm gaming? Or is there a good size/scale for model railroads or regular plastic models that would go good with 54mm minis? I tried googling and searching around, but haven't really found anything.

Or do you pretty much have to scratch build everything?

1:35 must be pretty close to 54mm (1800mm / 54 = 33.3) so you could try plastic WW2 diorama kits or look at 1 gauge (~1:32) model railway stuff?

I'd contact a laser cutting terrain company that makes terrain that you like the look of, then ask for a quote on how much it would cost to have a building design that they (pick one or 2 to use as examples) sell scaled up and cut.
It'll cost more from a pure material cost, but if they offer custom cutting, as many do, it shouldn't cost too much as they already have the design or be much of a problem..

Edit: one issue I'd forsee is where you have plug joints for floors or finger joints on building corners. Which would require a bit of work but not much.

 bubber wrote:
1:35 must be pretty close to 54mm (1800mm / 54 = 33.3) so you could try plastic WW2 diorama kits or look at 1 gauge (~1:32) model railway stuff?

Yeah, 1/32 - 1/35 is basically 54mm scale, as is 1 gauge model railways. Look for old Airfix kits or resin diorama items from Verlinden or similar. Just be prepared to pay a bit much.

Playmobil or similar toys might be worth a look, not the best detail but it's solid modular stuff.
What genre are you after?