Making Open Trench Style Defences For Bolt Action

This week with my D-Day/Normandy Wargaming plans in mind, I’m making some open trench style defences. This gives me a chance to use up some tatty blue foam off cuts and a surplus of sand bags I’ve been gathering and making😉

[@garybuchan3601]

Wow, really cool Mim, mucho inspiration mate👌

[@TheGreatMim]

Thanks for the kind words mate, happy to know it’s been useful🙂

[@robandrosehobden3344]

Thanks for sharing they look really good well done👍👍👍🤠🤠

[@TheGreatMim]

@@robandrosehobden3344 You’re welcome, thank you for watching and for the kind feedback🙂

[@davidknight2220]

Brilliant thanks for sharing 👍

[@TheGreatMim]

@@davidknight2220 Thank you, you’re very welcome, cheers for watching and for the kind feedback 😉

[@Hunrakku3]

Those turned out great!
Gave me some ideas/inspiration for other sorts of terrain, thanks for sharing!

[@TheGreatMim]

@@Hunrakku3 Cheers mate, glad you found it useful, thanks for the kind feedback😉

[@nathanlowe7507]

Thanks for sharing Chris, have a good weekend pal!

[@TheGreatMim]

@@nathanlowe7507 Thanks mate, you too😉

[@raymondhenrard3468]

Greetings from Belgium and very ty for that perfect tutorial !

[@TheGreatMim]

@@raymondhenrard3468 Thank you for your kind support and for watching😉

[@danwade5594]

They came out great but was wondering why no flock? maybe you addressed that and I missed hearing.

[@TheGreatMim]

Cheers for watching mate. I just wanted to go for a hastily dug and recently completed look this time.
I have made others in the past though, where I did add a grass flock.
Thanks for the question 😉

[@tolemykus4805]

The sand bags really makes them 'pop'. They look really good. I've been working on some WW1 terrain and I need to incorporate some of your methods. :)

[@TheGreatMim]

@@tolemykus4805 Cheers mate, so happy you found it useful, thanks for watching🙂