Mairie Hermanville – Normandy WWII Terrain Stl For 28–32mm Wargames

Bring a piece of the Normandy battlefield to your tabletop with the Mairie Hermanville, inspired by the traditional town hall architecture of Hermanville-sur-Mer on the Normandy coast. As a civic landmark within the village, buildings such as this could become important reference points and strategic locations during the fighting that followed the Allied landings.

Located within the Sword Beach area of the D-Day invasion, Hermanville-sur-Mer became part of the advance inland by Allied forces on 6 June 1944. This detailed terrain piece allows you to recreate the character of the village and surrounding Normandy countryside while adding an authentic historical landmark to your battlefield.

Use the Mairie as a command post, defensive position, objective or central village landmark. Combine it with French houses, churches, hedgerows, walls and cobbled roads to create a complete Normandy settlement.

Ideal for Bolt Action, Chain of Command, Battlegroup, Flames of War and other World War II tabletop systems, the Mairie Hermanville provides excellent line-of-sight blocking, tactical cover and a memorable objective for D-Day scenarios.

Features
Inspired by the mairie and architecture of Hermanville-sur-Mer
Perfect for Sword Beach and D-Day scenarios
Detailed French Normandy civic building
Ideal as a command post or strategic objective
Excellent line-of-sight blocking and defensive cover
Works alongside French houses, churches and village terrain
Perfect for historical and narrative Normandy battles
Optimised for FDM and resin printing
Scaled for 28–32mm miniatures
Easy to paint using plaster, stone, brick, weathering and drybrushing techniques