I have uploaded several of my finished VW setup pics onto dkd's site (a far better idea then bugging Denny to put them up for me and slow him down any further ).  You can find them here, enjoy! ;D:
http://wwgallery.pcinfoman.com/thumbnails.php?album=73  

*Edit: The above link has been edited, it will now take you to the proper pics at DKD's new site.

Looks absolutely fabulous!  Your players must love the time you spend setting up these great terrian setups for your games!  You've inspired me to get my own Villageworks village around sometime soon.  I love that you give your buildings interiors, so when someone enters a shop, you just lift off the roof, and voila!  I've got to swipe that for my own setups.  Nice stuff, Shatterdragon!  Keep it coming!

Great stuff indeed.  Hey, Shatteredragon...did you pick up on the idea I posted a while back of "Villageworks, Inside Out":

http://www.worldworksgames.com/cgi-bin/ ... 1068482595

Or are you using a different method for your building interiors?

Yes and No .
I stumbled on WW's when the InteriorWorks series included P&I and C&K.  VW had caught my eye as I was looking for buildings at the time, and after seeing the great shots of each set immeadiatly began thinking of ways I could manipulate each of Denny's sets to go far beyond what I could if I invested money in some of the more pricey resin buildings.
The "Your World Your Way" contest showed at least two modifications of WW's sets (a small store and a Cathedral if I remember correctly), both incorporating individual methods in their design similiar to yours and mine.
The WW's YWYW contest was my first step into the forums where I found your thread while I was busy with the modular C&K wall set I developed earlier.  All of these and my own insanity are responsible for these designs, although we both had very similiar ideas, and I can't wait to see pics of your buildings, the more, the better.
I unfortuneatly couldn't find a mirror image button on my printer as I need a few upgrades in software and hardware (or I'm just missing something ::)), so I went the slightly more costly and difficult road.  It usually takes me three printouts of a wall page to do my walls and some pieces aren't used (although I save all unused prints for future use).  I will be looking into a PDF editor in the near future to ease some of my more difficult methods.  If you don't have a PDF editor I will be including instructions on how I built the buildings (including methods used for opening doors and securing additional stories so they don't move).
Also though I found Mat board much easier to work with and manipulate than foamcore, it's a little more pricey, my methods are completely compatible with foamcore usage (although if you choose to use my 45 method you might want to look into purchasing a mat cutter as it works for mat board, foamcore and balsa wood).

Shattereddragon, your designs are awesome. I can easily use these ideas for my games. Thank you.

BTW, thank you for uploading them to my gallery. I appreciate it.

Excellent, apparently my search-fu was bad, I was still looking in User Pictures for that article name. Oh well. I guess I'd love to hear more from Shattereddragon on what he did to glue the building down to the floor tiles, and what tricks (other than brute force) he had for matching up doors and windows from the P&I set with the VW set.

Thanks for the info. The mirrored printing worked well, I'll create my own tabs for flooring for my future builds.

Pictures of this kitbash can now be found in this gallery.

I wonder if the Thoumont's set will inspire additional similar kitbashes...