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The second bunker designed and manufactured here on the GAMES of WAR premises, the R677 is made from our shatter-resistant resin compound. We have again used original plans to recreate this highly detailed model that is perfect for your D-Day beach landings.

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.

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

Present on Utah and Omaha beaches

The unpainted item can be bought in the shop or via our Online Store by clicking HERE

 



D-Day has always been a passion of mine and the release of the D-Day range for Flames of War by Battlefront gave me an opportunity to create something I've always wanted...a bunker!

Setting out with the intention of creating an exact replica I sought accurate specifications. In total 651 bunkers were made to this design during WWII although many had minor variations depending upon their role or the local terrain.

The plans called for the use of 1.3 tonnes of structural steel, 7.5 tonnes of round steel bars and 165 cubic metres of concrete making this an extremely tough yet relatively small bunker.

Typically either a 5cm PAK38 or a 5cm KWK38 (more commonly found on a Panzer) was mounted on a pedestal allowing range of movement.

 

 

 

 

 

A period shot of an R667 bunker that was part of the Omaha defences.



The R667 bunker was present at Utah and Omaha beaches 

The unpainted item can be bought in the shop or via our Online Store by clicking HERE

 






Games of War Terrain

Here at Games of War we make the best quality terrain from original plans and photographs. 

Our 15mm Desert Buildings Range contains a variety of structures, some that come with easily removable 'tip & tilt' roof's.

In conjunction with the Games of War Desert Walls you can create your own compounds.





 

 

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