"Paper buildings for Berlin 1919?" Topic

Can anyone point me in the direction of some paper buildings for Berlin 1919? I am thinking about some 28mm FK vs Spartakists. Any help appreciated.

FM

Since a lot of buildings still exist today dating back to the 1600's, I'd say it's safe to use most any European ones from around the 1870-71 Franco-Prussian war onward. Multiple story city buildings with ornate fronts should do nicely for you. possibly looking close to this in Baden Baden.
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Scott Washburn's paper terrain surely has something of use for your needs. I just picked this series to get you into his website, where you can root around for more ideas.

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FM I am doing eactly the same things you are and in the same scale. I have about 11 building which "will work" but since they will double for Ireland about the same time a little flex is needed.
Dave Gaffam paper models have a large variety of good models especially if you are looking for fighting in villages (suburbs of Munich or Berlin). Finger and toe have a nice period looking warehouse and other building of use.
Golden Lion paperwork also make some factory buildings where the KPD might lurk
Finally there is a company called M.U.C.K. which do really nice big building BUT they have 21st century doors and plate class first floor windows. Easily fixed by gluing those over with a brick print and homemade doors or doors from other mfg.

This may or may not help. I have ordered from wargames atlantic two boxes of their WW1 German infantry plus a box of WW2 French partisans. You can get a lot of civilian figures in a good workman "peaky blinders headgear and use the spare weapons in the German box to get good figures or give a few a German helmet. Need to file the cuffs off of the German arms but its not too much trouble. I have found a good source of vehicles from Dave Freemantle in Australia. Hope to hear and see more of your efforts. H

Field Marshal and Ferd45231:

I am very interested in your project. I have little background in that era, but I do know some good paper model sources, with the advantage of them being FREE.

Lets start here:
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German specific, OK the instruction are German as well.
Scaled for model railroads, so HO (1/87) and N (1/160).
So you will need to rescale, I suggest "GIMP" which is a FREE version of PhotoShop. I can go into details if needed.

Next is Projekt Bastelbogen:
There are a number of collections and scales, but almost all are vintage German style buildings:
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Another great start is PaperMau:
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A site for free paper models, I selected buildings, but will be in all scales, locals, styles.

If you want buy items:
It is difficult to get 1/56th scale for 28mm figures:
This is one set, but really older style buildings:
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There is the Reichstag:
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But in 1/400th scale

A Brandenburg Gate, but N gauge (1/160)
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You will have more luck with industrial areas than the Neo-Classical government areas or even commercial areas.

Which I know there are more out there from this:
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Well thank you Dyehard. WOW!

Not German and not paper, but I am looking at these 28mm buildings for an Easter Uprising game. If you join the Old Glory Army for $40 USD a year the prices come down 40%
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