Bastogne Street House – World War Ii Terrain Stl For 28–32mm Wargames

Bring the streets of Bastogne to your tabletop with this detailed Bastogne Street House, inspired by the traditional Belgian buildings that lined the town and surrounding communities during the Battle of the Bulge.

As German forces surrounded Bastogne in December 1944, the town became the scene of intense urban and close-quarters fighting. Ordinary houses and commercial buildings quickly became defensive positions, observation posts and sources of vital cover as American forces fought to hold the town.

This detailed building is ideal for creating authentic-looking Bastogne streets and Ardennes settlements. Combine it with cobbled roads, ruined buildings, rubble, vehicles and other Belgian architecture to create a dense battlefield where every building can become a tactical objective.

Ideal for Bolt Action, Chain of Command, Battlegroup, Flames of War and other World War II tabletop systems, the Bastogne Street House provides excellent line-of-sight blocking, hard cover and opportunities for infantry-focused urban combat.

Features
Inspired by Belgian architecture around Bastogne
Perfect for Battle of the Bulge scenarios
Detailed European street-house design
Ideal for dense urban and village layouts
Excellent line-of-sight blocking and defensive cover
Works alongside cobbled roads, ruins and rubble
Perfect for American and German battlefield scenarios
Suitable for historical and narrative campaigns
Optimised for FDM and resin printing
Scaled for 28–32mm miniatures
Easy to paint using brick, plaster, stone, weathering and drybrushing techniques