Magazine building cutouts?

Do you mean, perhaps, "Clever Models"?

Clever Models would be my guess too Arthur.  Jim, do a web search using their name and see if that works for you.

Alan

Also check out printed paper and foamboard buildings covered in posts here.  It is worth learning: easy to do, cheap, fun, and creates great buildings.  Clever models has good stuff - what they call cardstock buildings - but can be only a beginning. 

You are so right, Lee. I started with 3 Clever Models buildings and now have branched into designing my own hotel. There's tons of buildings on the web, but designing takes time, repeat, repeat, repeat printing to get it right. I couldn't do it without Photoshop. The hotel started because I broke my ankle in 3 places when I fell down a 4-step stairway. What a klutz I am, but I can sit for hours with my leg propped up and working on a building. It's really fun!

George (G3)

Absolutely agree, G3.  "Building a structure in the computer is challenging but a lot of fun.  When you are laid up and cant move around to work on the layout, it is great (often it is anyway) fun and you eventually get a really good product.  

Please post pictures when you ahve the hotel done!

Of course, about 60-70 years ago Lionel produced a series of buildings printed on paper or cardstock....one of those war-transitional things, I believe.  Relevant to your inquiry?

Otherwise, the Clever and Clever-like options are excellent in their own right, as others have recommended.

KD

Sounds like Clever Models great buildings and worth a look I have seen their stuff before in person amazing paper models