It was maybe the hardest to build but still fun. Plenty of layers to choose from. Nice addittion to my small town.

It's huge and also challenging to build. Well, for me anyway who just started papercrafting. I struggled especially with the top tower but it was me being inexperienced. Beautiful and remarkable addon for my wargaming city/village skirmish set.

Love that I can customise. It is a really nice house. I'm sure will build another one with different options. Easy to assembly.

Fantastic! I order this for a long time and i forgot to review! very good job! Thanks for all the work!

Dave Graffam Models are completely amazing and this is no exception. Here it is 2025, and I am still amazed by the power of the layer selection. The layout on paper is perfect. Phenomenal product at this price point. A+++ Can't go wrong!!

It's so pretty on the tabletop. Love using it for Age of Sigmar

This attractive medieval model is a nice, easy build. And it looks great when finished. Thanks to the excellent assembly instructions you will not run into any problems, which is pretty much how it always is with a Dave Graffam model: Fun to assemble, well thought-out directions. and something you'll be proud of when done. ....oh, and very economical, too!

A simple but effective kit. I made a dice tower out of it. Works great!

I'm a total newbie. Last I made paper models it was in elementary school. I didn't have cutter and ruler so I struggled a bit with scissors but it was a nice build and easy. I highly recommedn any of these models. Also, invest into a cutter and ruler. It makes the buildinsg process way easier and accurate.

This is one of the most professional, polished and thorough products I’ve seen on this site. It’s instantly usable fully detailed with NPCs, plot ideas, dressing tables and terrific maps.

You’d have to add statistics for your favorite game system but even then there are some good guidelines on how to do it.

This place has an instant home in my campaign and if I could buy a hardcopy I would!

It’s geared towards a near-earth/Aliens type of background but that won’t stop me from using it in a Traveller/Cepheus campaign. It’s got a good discussion of androids and artificial life and even a solar system ready (and well done) enough to plug into any campaign.

If this were the minimum quality of science fiction supplements I’d be a lot poorer.

Thanks for a great supplement! Hope you make more!

A cool futuristic-looking way to store your futuristic supplies and goods. Perfect for transporting nanotech ooze or self-sealing stem bolts. Conveniently scale-agnostic.

I love the bright colours here. It brings up the excellent cyberpunk image of shiny on the outside, tawdry on the inside. That said, colour options mean it shouldn't be too bright to go with other models; there are white and cobalt options.

There's a lot of good layer customisation here, which is my favourite thing in paper miniatures and terrain. Colours and details are great. Particularly, for me, I just love the signs that can go on the railings. Again, they look beautifully cyberpunk (though they can go well with any sci-fi or even a modern aesthetic at a pinch; admittedly it might be a bit of a hard draw for fantasy) and add a lot of personality.

Because of the various customisations, you can't really just print out everything and go from there; there aren't specific builds, like the village chapel, but you make your own modules with the examples given. So do make sure you unzip everything and look through before you start, because if you do just one set and can't find the instructions, you're going to be lost.

High marks all around. You can get an excellent TTRPG, skirmish, or wargame setup just with this.

It's very paper efficient and the extra roof option means multiples of the same house need not look exactly the same (even when printing all on white paper). I love that it comes with a base. The roofs are a bit tricky to attach.

I first gave this 1 star. The reason being I thought the hatch was supposed to be a door. Making it a very small door. After the creator told me it was a door I changed the rating. What makes it look funny is what looks like ladders on the sides of the hatch. Which I suppose is to be small stairs. If there was small stairs to make and put there. It would make it look better. But knowing it's a hatch and not a door. I feel I can't give the model less than a 5 star rating

Great for floors but I also use this to make unmarked crates.