Terrain

Designed and manufactured here on the GAMES of WAR premises this bunker is made from our shatter-resistant resin compound. Created from original plans this is a highly detailed replica of the R667 Bunker used as part of Hitler's Atlantic Wall. Present at Utah and Omaha beaches it is referenced as H667 on page 23 of the Flames of War D-Day Rule Book.

Constructed to 1/100th scale, a removable top provides access to fit a 5cm PAK38 mounted on a specially designed rotating pedestal along with 4 gun Crew. (Optional Extra)

Complete with surface damage from artillery and small arms fire this model will add an authentic feel to your battleground.

Click here to learn more about the background of this model on our community website

or Click here for the usual expanded image

Designed and manufactured here on the GAMES of WAR premises this bunker is made from our shatter-resistant resin compound. We have again used original plans to recreate this highly detailed monster that is perfect for your D-Day beach landings. Present on Utah and Omaha beaches it is referenced as H677 on page 22 of the Flames of War Bloody Omaha Book.

Constructed to 1/100th scale, a removable top provides access to fit an 8.8cm PAK43, crew and ammunition.
We have used the GE530 8.8cm PAK43 gun and crew and German ammunition to decorate the interior. We can supply the gun as a split pack and the ammo is the special order GS013.


Complete with surface damage from artillery and small arms fire this model will add an authentic feel to your battleground.
More...

Battlefield in a Box is Gale Force Nine’s amazing new terrain line for your favourite miniature battle games. Make your conflicts come to life with these high-quality pre-painted terrain pieces and tabletop accessories.

Scenery plays a vital part in any Flames of War game as the battles of World War II took place from the deserts of the Sahara to the frozen wastes to Siberia. This collection of fully-painted scenic items will allow you to create a focal point for your North African battles.

Battlefield in a Box: Eastern Front contains the following:
4 x different Eastern Front buildings with separate roofs and detailed interiors
4 x long fence sections
4 x short fence sections
6 x haystacks
More...

Battlefield in a Box is Gale Force Nine’s amazing new terrain line for your favorite miniature battle games. Make your conflicts come to life with these high-quality pre-painted terrain pieces and tabletop accessories.

Scenery plays a vital part in any Flames of War game as the battles of World War II took place from the deserts of the Sahara to the frozen wastes to Siberia. This collection of fully-painted scenic items will allow you to create a focal point for your Eastern Front battles.

Battlefield in a Box: Eastern Front contains the following:
4 x different Eastern Front buildings with separate roofs and detailed interiors
4 x long fence sections
4 x short fence sections
6 x haystacks
More...

Scenery plays a vital part in any Flames of War game as the battles of World War II took place from the deserts of North Africa to the frozen wastes of Russia.

This collection of fully painted scenic items will allow you to create a focal point for your Normandy battles.

Contains:
1 x Command bunker.
2 x Bunkers.
2 x Concrete gun emplacements.
2 x Anti-tank obstacles.
20 x Czech hedgehogs.
More...

Flames of WAR now offer these excellent smoke and flame markers.

The flames are made from 100% acrylic "wool" and make excellent markers for destroyed tanks and vehicles. They can also be used to make Smoke bombardments from your artillery or direct fire Smoke from guns and tanks.

The Pack comes with a bundle of mixed yellow, red and black flames, a black bundle and grey bundle. These can be broken up and combined as you desire. The plain black and grey bundles are ideal for using as smoke and artillery markers while the mixed flames are great for marking destroyed tank and vehicles.
More...

The Beach Obstacles pack contains two different types of obstacle that confronted the Allies on D-Day.

Stakes: These were the most common obstacles encountered on the beaches of Normandy. They consisted of wooden or metal stakes tipped with Teller mines. These were driven into the beach sand below the high-tide mark to destroy incoming landing craft and vehicles.

Ramps: These beam obstructions were designed to disable or destroy landing craft. The beam ramped upwards towards the beach and was mounted on two more study beams.
Each ramp was either armed with steel teeth or Teller mines. The landing craft would ride up the ramp and either be ripped apart by the teeth or destroyed by the exploding mine.
The ramps were also designed to tip the landing craft over. The pack contains six ramps, three with steel teeth and three with Teller mines.

The pack contains six wooden and six metal stakes.
More...

The tank traps deployed on the beaches of Normandy were known as Czech Hedgehogs.
They got their name from their obvious spikey appearance and their part in the Czech border defences. They were made of angle-iron girders welded together in a caltrop like formation. They were often attached to concrete feet for greater stability and strength.
They were designed to trap and disable tanks while they were moving up the beach.
The pack contains 15 Czech Hedgehog tank traps.
More...

A common sight in western Europe are telegraph or telephone and electricity lines, so no battlefield is complete without a few of these running alongside roads.

Road sign posts were often cunningly switched by both Allied and Axis forces throughout Europe to hinder enemy movements.

More...