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"The best trench sets I've seen commercially available " Editor, Wargames Soldiers and Strategy Magazine, 2026


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This set contains a bundle of five sections for Warfulcrum Games' unique and exclusive modular trench system, representing a gun emplacement. One section features an emplacement designed to fit a base up to 100mm, perfect for a field gun.


Each section is perfect for 28mm to 32mm wargaming for WW1, WW2, Trench Crusade and even grimdark sci fi. Each section is wide enough for a miniature on a 40mm base to fit within. Each tile also contains slots for 5mm magnets, allowing you to create a fully modular, customisable layout for your tabletop.

 

2x Straight A (Firestep)

2x End Pieces

1x Straight D (Gun Emplacement)


Each standard section measures approximately W 15cm x D 15cm x H 5.5cm.


Trenches are the most enduring visual legacy of the First World War. These defensive field works, which began as muddy rifle-scrapes in 1914, evolved into elaborate multi-layered systems, with dugouts, fire steps and emplacements, placed in a zig-zag pattern stretching for miles and miles. By 1918, trenches had withstood almost all of the ferocious tools of war deployed by the warring nations.

Modular Trench System Emplacement Bundle

SKU: WF-1918-TRN-EMPL-BUND
£60.00Price
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Only 2 left in stock
  • Product Information

    This item is printed in high-quality PLA (plastic) by Warfulcrum Games and is provided unpainted. We use the best in FDM printing technology and techniques to minimise print layer lines - we think you'll be impressed with the level of detail achieved. 

    Scale: 28mm, 1/56

    Models designed by: Sam Kelly

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