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urbanconstruct writes:

thanks for your comment. Yes, I agree. The bunkers at the aforementioned sites are not exactly the same. However, the bunkers are of an adequately similar construction if not size, so that I believe that they could be used to represent these bunkers.

If there is a demand for the larger bunkers then I would be happy to discus production of them.
thanks, Dave


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urbanconstruct of Urban Construct writes:

Urban Construct announce their new D-Day range of anti-tank bunkers. The 28mm resin models cover a series of bunkers that formed part of the Atlantic Wall.

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Shown here, type R677 was located in many positions along the coast, including at Omaha Beach where it was used to house a fearsome 88mm PAK43/41 towed anti-tank gun. The first of this type was completed in March 1943, and was designed for enfilade fire with a two-meters-thick wall protecting its embrasure from the sea. It was, in fact, nearly impossible to penetrate the concrete as it offered protection from naval guns up to 200mm. However, some destroyers sailed as close as 800m to the shore to get a direct shot through the embrasure, which is also how some were eventually knocked out by tanks. This type of bunker can also be used to represent actions at the Merville Battery, Pointe du Hoc, and St. Marcouf Battery (Utah).

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This series of bunkers will be on display and available at Salute 2014. We will be at stand TF03, near the entrance, and we would be pleased to see you there. Pre-order the bunkers or Tobruks to avoid disappointment at the show. See more details and photos on our website.

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