Regelbau R638 Large German medical Bunker - Field hospital (printed)

The realization of these two blockhouses dates from the end of 1942.

A divisive period for the occupying army which abandoned the idea of ​​invading England and which in turn feared being invaded by the English army.

landing considered quite plausible in Brittany, and why not on the peninsula. The Todt organization (German engineers), requisitioned foreign workers and Camarétois are hard at work to transform each strong battery into an autonomous combat unit.

Until now, the infirmaries were assigned to residential houses from which the inhabitants had been evicted and relocated by the town hall of Camaret.

For the Grand Gouin battery, care was provided in the Lannic district. Regarding the Kerbonn battery , the first infirmary was in the Maury house in the hamlet of Kerbonn from July 11, 1940. The doctor had the family house emptied by putting the furniture in the courtyard and had the rooms disinfected.

The house turned out to be too small because the wounded were gradually pouring in.

British bombshells and German shrapnel claim victims. The doctor moved into the house of the man of the theater André Antoineon the Mountain, the artists' district which adjoins the battery and which is in all winds, facing the sea at the top of the cliff. On November 10, 1940, the infirmary returned to Kerbonn in the Pascau house, more sheltered from scattered English bombardments.

This Model fits with any Sci-fi, Dystopian, Cyberpunk, Grim Dark or Post Apocalyptic wargaming tabletop setting.

This Model fits with any WW2 or early 20th century wargaming tabletop setting.

This is a single-part model.

This is a Multi-part model.

440mm x  280mm x  101mm  @ 28mm Scale

344mm x  219mm x  79mm  @ 1/64 Scale (Gaslands/Hotwheels)

305mm x  194mm x  70mm  @ 20mm (1/72) Scale

290mm x  184mm x  66mm  @ 1/76 (00 Railway) Scale

253mm x  161mm x  58mm  @ 1/87 (HO Railway) Scale

220mm x  140mm x  51mm  @ 15mm (1/100) Scale

138mm x  88mm x  32mm  @ 10mm (1-160) Scale

88mm x  56mm x  20mm  @ 1/250 6mm (Epic) Scale

This WW2 Gaming Model is printed on FDM 3D printers in our workshop. The model is printed with a 0.4mm nozzle at 0.2mm layer height for best results. 

Some Clean-up May be required.

Models are supplied un-painted.

This Gaming Model is printed on Resin 3D printers, such as the Elegoo Mars in our workshop. The model is printed witha 0.02 to 0.05mm layer height for best results.

Models are supplied un-painted.

Some Cleanup may be required. 
Clean Resin with warm soapy water before painting for best reults.

This WW2 Gaming Model is printed on FDM 3D printers at some scales. The model is printed with a 0.4mm nozzle at 0.2mm layer height for best results. 

This Gaming Model is printed on Resin 3D printers at smaller scales, such as the Elegoo Mars in our workshop. The model is printed witha 0.02 to 0.05mm layer height for best results.

Models are supplied un-painted.

Some Cleanup may be required. 
Clean Resin with warm soapy water before painting for best reults.

This Wargaming 3D model is designed for 28mm WW2 tabletop gaming and takes an approximate base scale of 1/50.

Other scales are available and if you don't see the scale you require please contact us with details. 

Please allow 5-10 days for the model to produce, this time depends on the scale of the model, the size of the order and the current workload. While we ask you to allow this time we will attempt to get the order out within a couple of days.

Bolt Action, Chain of Command, Flames of War, Axis & Allies and Konflikt ’47. It can also be used in games such as Judge Dredd, Necromunda, and Fallout Wasteland Warfare.

We use recycled packaging!

This does not mean you item will be treated with any less respect but it does mean less waste. See our blog post on packaging for more information.

Some of the images supplied are computer generated and are for reference. They are images of the STL files that will be 3D printed.