40K Bunkers

 

The last bunker I made.  A very simple extruded polystyrene bunker on a table mat.

The bunker easily fits one squad in the lower lever.

Plenty of room on the top as well.

This is a purpose built heavy weapons bunker.

Three heavy weapons fit in.

A high firing line well protected.

This was an early attempt at a field fortification.

Not my best effort by a long way.

Another early attempt.

Trench line with overhead cover.

A fairly odd one.

A trench with an armoured but open store.

Another quick build with extruded polystyrene.

Room inside for a squad.

Simple fortification.

And now my first two attempts.

Bunker for heavy squad weapon.

Plus another squad alongside.

And another squad on the roof.

This one has a main bunker with roof access.

A trench line with a very small bunker.

Not good, but good for learning lessons.

My 'Bastions' project.

Four bastions were used.

Lots of bottom pieces.

'L' shaped corner bastions.

Multi-level gun platforms.

Lots of Heavy Bolters, some in strange positions.

Good anti-aircraft protection.

Small courtyard inside.

The main tower gives a good lookout post.

Based on an 18" by 18" MDF base.

The entrance.

Primus Redoubt.

Scratch defences at the back.  Haven't they heard about deep strike?

A lovely ForgeWorld model.

Twin lasers to take out Titans.

Great in 7th Edition, useless from 8th onwards.

The business end.

A 2' by 2' terrain piece.

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