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All the pieces come in a bare, brown resin. |
First we have the two-man foxhole. I'm not entirely sure what I'd use this for in Bolt Action, but it could make a good scenery piece. Quite a few guys could hide behind it as well. Also, with the possibility of upcoming fortification books, it could come in handy.
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Some 28mm figs inside and out for scale. |
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It's not quite big enough for two 25mm bases to sit flat, but the overlap isn't noticeable unless you look from above. |
The HMG nest is pretty cool. It comes with the MG42 and a Maxim option. I opted for the more iconic MG42. With upcoming fortifications, I'm sure this will be a must buy for Bolt Action players. You could also make a bunch of scenarios around it, as they list in their
product description. Need to run a quick intro game? Give the Germans a squad and this, make some some quick bunker/nest rules, and give the new player all the Allies they need. BAM, intro scenario done!
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Intact gun nest |
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It's pretty small as you can see. |
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The top comes off for a destroyed version |
All in all, I think the nest is an awesome steal at $12.50. Buy 'em now before they become popular. Not as convinced on the foxhole piece, but I suppose you could work them into a board.
Models provided by Architects of War