Sword Beach House – Normandy WWII Terrain Stl For 28–32mm Wargames

Bring the coastal villages of Sword Beach to your tabletop with this detailed Sword Beach House, inspired by the traditional French and Norman buildings encountered during the Allied landings in Normandy on 6 June 1944.

Situated within the British sector of the D-Day invasion, the villages and settlements around Sword Beach became important objectives as British forces pushed inland. Ordinary houses quickly became defensive positions, observation posts, casualty collection points and shelters as the fighting moved through the streets.

This versatile terrain piece is perfect for building authentic Normandy coastal settlements. Combine it with hedgerows, stone walls, cobbled roads, beach obstacles and other French buildings to create a complete D-Day battlefield.

Ideal for Bolt Action, Chain of Command, Battlegroup, Flames of War and other World War II tabletop systems, the Sword Beach House provides excellent line-of-sight blocking, defensive cover and atmospheric settings for infantry and urban combat.

Features
Inspired by French and Norman architecture around Sword Beach
Perfect for D-Day and Normandy campaign scenarios
Ideal for British, German and French coastal battlefield layouts
Detailed European residential building
Excellent line-of-sight blocking and defensive cover
Works alongside hedgerows, roads, walls and beach terrain
Perfect for infantry-focused urban and village combat
Suitable for historical and narrative campaigns
Optimised for FDM and resin printing
Scaled for 28–32mm miniatures
Easy to paint using plaster, stone, brick, weathering and drybrushing techniques