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Top Free Printable Scale Buildings

By Lesley Shepherd, About.com

Printable buildings are available in many scales, from 1:24 or G scale for dolls houses and railway buildings, to smaller scales for railroads and gaming terrains. The buildings on this list are a wide range of styles, scales and difficulties. Some are copies of famous buildings, others are quickly made decorations for sets.

Laura Miller's Dollhouse Buildings

Laura's printable miniatures, including a 1:48 scale Halloween House can be found at her Minis and More Webshots site.
Website

Wizards of the Coast Dungeons and Dragons Buildings Archive

Wizards of the Coast have an archive of free printable buildings (and some sets for purchase) in the Dungeons and Dragons section. These include covered bridges, castle walls, church, tavern, graveyard, and many more.
Vendor's Site

Canon Creative Park

Canon Creative Park is the motherload of free printable miniatures. Their Buildings of the World section has everything from famous Japanese Temples to the Roman Colosseum and Mont Saint Michel. The seasonal section contains a complete Santa Claus House and a Craft Town section lets you create an entire town.
Manufacturer's Site

North American Historic Housing

This page contains free downloadable kits for paper models of a plains tipi, an Iroquois longhouse, a set of various styles of houses from prehistoric Ohio, and a Northwest Coast Cedar House.
Teacher's Resource

Crechmania

Crechemania has a number of free downloads for paper creches and nativity scenes
website

Major General Tremoden Rederring's Colonial Era Wargames

This site contains building instructions and templates for Colonial Era North African buildings built from foamcore.
Gaming Website

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