ACW (AB#4 part 2)

Another week and the remainder of my 15mm ACW buildings, unused for well over ten years.
These are all resin buildings and probably from many manufacturers, though which, I can't say for sure. I do remember that I bought them over a long period of time as, to me at least, they were very expensive. 
Though they were all bought specifically for the ACW they're obviously usable for many different eras and not just America either !
 Some of the buildings are "shells" of resin, whilst others are solid resin and all seem very tough as they have suffered very little damage over the many changes in storage locations over the years.

Stone house, but shingle roof.

Rear and side view

Another really boring grey building...

...not helped by the dull window frames and roof

A very small building

Another very small building

Still boring though.

One of th more interesting building (IMO)..

Wish I'd added matchstick porch supports

More of a barn than a dewlling,

...but a very interesting one IMO.

Log and shingles

There are some interesting features, but you have to look hard.

Looks like an 'outhouse' (wc) ...

...but probably more like a woodstore - look at the door size!

Another combination of logs and chimney

I haven't a clue why some are on bases and others are not

Another fairly boring shack...

...anyway you look at it.

Must have been a job lot on log cabins...

...but it does have a thatch/turf roof !

A huge barn (biggest building of all my ACW stuff)

Rear view (obviously)

Signal post, with AWOL signaller

Boring rear view.

"Heathcliffe...it's me..."

Finally,  a building that would probably look more at home on Ilkley Moor or the highlands in the UK rather than anywhere in the USA. Once more I have no idea of its provenance, but it has a single door and window (two at a stretch), but it is large and I find an interesting building. and further, at the time I built this collection there was very little choice !

Rear view of "Wuthering Heights"

That's it then for this week, next week, I'll be boring you to death once more with the remainder of the contents the first drawer of the three that make up my ACW  collection.

As always your comments are both welcomed and appreciated.