Build Your Own Lost Dutchman Western Town
Bring the setting of the four-book series to life with 23 free printable paper-model downloads. Build a Western town inspired by Swilling’s Mill, the early settlement that became Phoenix. The models are HO scale, making them suitable for model-railroad layouts as well as a stand-alone display.
No registration or password is required. Choose a model below, open its PDF, and print it on a home or office color printer.


Town Buildings · Homes & Homesteads · Western Scenery · Fort McDowell · Building Tips
Western Town Buildings
Assay & Land Office
J.S. Church
Julia Thomas’ Mercantile Store
Railway Depot
Sheriff’s Office
Saloon
Undertaker
Wells, Fargo & Co.
Dutchman Hotel
Cabins, Houses & Homesteads
Miner’s Cabin
Miner’s Shed
Settler’s Cabin
Julia Thomas’ New York Homestead
Julia Thomas’ Family Church
Julia Thomas’ Family Barn
Victorian House
Stone House
Wagons, Mining & Western Scenery
Covered Wagon
Indian Teepees
Rocker Cradle Sluice
Old Water Tank
Western Figures
Fort McDowell
Fort McDowell
Tips for Building Your Western Town
Print the PDF in color on heavier paper, such as 60-pound stock. Roughly cut around each piece first, then trim carefully along the solid black lines. Fold along the dashed lines.
To make folds cleaner, use a straight edge and an empty ballpoint pen to score the dashed lines lightly. A little glue holds the pieces together; hot glue sets quickly, but requires care. Mount completed buildings on foam-core board for a sturdy base.
The models are HO scale. Use adult supervision with cutting tools or hot glue, and check your printer’s paper-weight limits before printing.
Watch the completed Western town video, explore the characters and historical maps, or find more printable models at PaperModelsOnline.com.






























































