Warbases Stable.
Sarissa Precision Citiblock Warehouse.
4Ground Rorkes Drift.
The higher end of the market, using resin and the like, companies such as CJ's Models, Total Battle Minaitures, Architects of War and Grand Manner make amazing models but are just a little too expensive for me. Check out the awesome Dark Ages village below!
Grand Manner Dark Age Village.
Architects of War Jungle Village.
Somewhere in between you can find pmc. games - they have no online store other than ebay so the stock tends to be a little random and there is always the risk of being outbid. Having said that, most items come around again pretty quickly. The buildings are resin, sometimes based on hardboard and best of all they are pre-painted, flocked and textured!
pmc.games Walled Farmhouse.
I picked up the above 'Walled Farmhouse' the other day for about £20.00. The main entrance doors are removable, as are the three cottages and each roof also comes off. This particular building could fit into a variety of genres - I have seen them used in everthing from medieval fantasy to VBCW and WWII.
pmc.games Medieval Village set.
There is a nice selection and you can even pick up a good medieval village mix like the above for £65.00. Of particular interest at the moment, with the Dark Ages (SAGA etc) being flavour of the moment, are their range of thatched cottages, church and roundhouse. At the time of writing they are selling a selection with three varied cottages and the church for £29.99. They also have a growing range of VBCW buildings and some WWII bunkers.
pmc.games large WWII Bunker.
There is now also a new-ish company by the name of Fantascene who make a small range of reasonably priced fantasy / historical buildings that you can even get painted for you! More on them in a previous post.
Fantascene Gothic Mausoleum.
Total System Scenic also do a few bits and pieces for constructing your own buildings.
Total System Scenic 'Low House'.
This post wouldn't be complete without a quick plug for another source for cheap buildings - Dark House Games. They provide a UK source for the 'Plasticville' models. I have already mentioned them before but they are a good source for cheaper plastic modern 'Americana' style buildings.
A selection of Dark House Games 'Plasticville' buildings.
There are of course many other companies who provide building and terrain (Hovels and Monolith spring to mind) but I thought I would compile a few of the more recent ones such as those above.
Monolith Great Hall.
Warlord Games have just released a nice looking 'Ruined Hamlet' so heres hoping they continue with this range.
Warlord / Bolt Action Ruined Hamlet.
Lastly, Gripping Beast do a nice range of Dark Age longhouses and outbuildings, again reasonably priced.
Gripping Beast longhouse.
