Here's a few defensive positions and earthworks that I've painted up recently. They're all resin pieces from Anyscale Models. You can buy them individually or get some of them in bundle packs. There's plenty more options (including a few bunkers and pillboxes too) which I intend to get in the near future too.
These were all quick and easy to do. Earth colour. Wood colour. Sandbag colour. Brisk drybrush and then a dark brown/black wash. I added a few entrenching tools that I pulled from an old Warlord British weapon sprue- picks and shovels to add a bit more interest. I considered adding some more packs and pouches, as soldiers tend to litter their firing positions with all manner of debris, but I also didn't want to link any of these pieces to one particular nation of another. I might reconsider and add the odd German gas mask canister of British Bren magazine pouch here or there, but for now I'm happy. Some scratch-built ration tins might be fun though?!
Sandbag Barricades
Even simpler to paint. After a light tan brown base coat, I drybrushed with a lighter bone colour, followed by a dark brown/ black wash. Job done!
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