Bolt Action Fortifications

Bolt Action Fortifications

 Here is a selection of Bolt Action fortifications.  Some I made using MDF bases and bought in accessories, some are pre-built resin pieces.  All were painted by me.


Eight anti-tank sections, each 2" by 8" giving 64" of anti-tank lines.  I also have two resin sections.

Ten minefields, each 6" by 6".  That is 60" width of mines.

Fourteen sections of barbed wire, each 8" by 2", giving 112" of wire.

Resin trench sections, including a pillbox/bunker, machinegun and gun positions, plus two seperate earth and timber bunkers.

The resin from above.  Both earth and timber bunkers were amended.  One I dropped and had to rebase (the bunker had no base) after it broke into two.  The bunker at the top-left of the picture was too low for a kneeling crew inside so I added some wooden downling to it,

An overhead view, showing the two resin anti-tank sections.

Some of the fortifications in action, including the rebased bunker.


 

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