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This piece was done a few years ago and was my first attempt at anything bigger than a tank:
I bought the model via eBay in a pretty poor state; had to replace all the steps, girders etc with plasticard and remake the radar.
Also added some ammo boxes, jerry cans and barrels.
The Hydra barrels were bent as a bunch of bananas and I had no experience of straightening resin. Hopefully make a better job of it now.
The IG have had their bases redone since these pictures were taken.

Wow, more wonderful models. Just seen your other bunker in your gallery as well.

Can't wait to see more.

wow looks good, love to defend that hahaha

That looks great! well done

This looks awesome. I'm really digging your stuff, Ash

Cheers guys, I've finished a few bunker pieces, here's the one that's in the gallery:













Nice piece by Dark Arts, goes with this:



and these:

Here are all the other bunker pictures:

Don't know what make this is, if anyone recognises it I love to know. Really nicely cast piece of resin, absolute pleasure to paint. I just added a few bits such as steps, barbed wire and some bits on the roof.










This one from Micro Arts, added floor and some interior detail






Couple of FW pillboxes:

These bunkers sure look nice. Congrats on the neat paintjob.

Great looking terrain! I like your eye for detail, also.

Love the bunkers. The posters on the walls really add. Very nice pictures too. Very good lighting.

Everything looks pretty awesome. Do you have a table shot that shows all of your stuff on one battlefield?

Yes, sir... I do believe I like those. Nicely done. The autocannon emplacement is sweet.

firstly those are some really cool looking pieces there.
secondly where can i get hold of that camo netting?

Those are great! They really match your army perfectly too!

Well done!

Chiming in. Your terrain looks totally boss.

Cheers all for the kind feedback, the pillboxes were a fairly straightforward paint-job.
Sprayed with grey car primer, then a wash of thin brown paint followed by a couple of progressively lighter shades of grey dry brush.

The cam net is just medical gauze painted green and stuck down with thinned PVA. You can get it from any chemist/pharmacy.

Re doing a table, I have an 8' x 4' planned out - unfortunately due to lack of suitable storage it only exists in my head!
I've made a couple of 2' x 4' test boards, mainly to try out different materials.
The other stumbling block is finding a supplier of either blue or pink Styrofoam.

I have also done a couple of the little turret emplacements:



This ones not 100% done yet

Nice Guard

Very nice terrain indeed.

It keeps getting better and better.

Some more finished bits:

I love your terrin.

The attention to detail is superb.

I also like your choice of colors/tones, etc. and the weathering and highlighting is excellent.

I'd love to see some "full table" shots or in-game shots with your stuff

I also will be trying the medical gauss as I want to do some camo nets on some of my son's IG...

This about the biggest piece I've done, another eBay rescue:

A few other FW Cityfight bits:

Curse your excellence!

These are fantastic! Do you mind sharing how you've achieved the grounds look?

Wonderful stuff!

Great looking terrain!

Need to see a table laid out with a selection of these wonderful pieces!

What can I do except to add my praises!

Would be good to see the table.

Some great painting and some lovely detail ideas to inspire.

well done!