$65.00
Set includes 2 resin figures, Log Bunker and 2 accessories in 1/32 scale, about 58mm in height. Shipping is 10.20 within the USA. If you want more than one set or outside the USA or want to use PayPal as payment, send me an email at mike@warhorseminiatures.com and I will send you an invoice with the cost of shipping.
Description
World War II Japanese MG Bunker & 2 Man MG Crew. We created 2 new models for this set. The team is equipped with a Type 92 Heavy MG. The Bunker was designed as if it was made from logs, dirt and camouflaged with palm leaves.
Japanese Log Bunkers in WWII
Japanese log bunkers were a hallmark of their defensive fortifications in the Pacific Theater during World War II. These structures were typically built from local palm or coconut logs, interwoven and tightly bound together, with alternating layers of logs and earth to strengthen roofs against indirect fire Military History Visualized. This construction gave them excellent protection against mortar and light artillery, and they were often well concealed using natural terrain and vegetation The Tactical Painter.
The Type 92 Heavy MG was nicknamed “woodpecker” by Western Allied soldiers because of the characteristic sound it made when fired, and the “chicken neck” by Chinese soldiers due to its appearance.[1] The Type 92 had a maximum range of 4,500 meters, but a practical range of 800 meters. The gun was intended to be fired on a tripod with a team of 3 men. The unusual tripod was designed with removable carry poles, so that the weapon could be transported fully assembled for quicker deployment.[2]
In combat, the SNLF played pivotal roles in the early Pacific War, executing amphibious assaults during the initial offensives of 1941–1942, including captures of Wake Island, Guam, and the Philippines, where they demonstrated high mobility and tenacity.[2] As the tide turned, they shifted to defensive garrisons, mounting fierce resistance in key battles such as Guadalcanal (1942), where units like the Ichiki Detachment suffered heavy losses; Tarawa (1943), defended by the Yokosuka 6th and Sasebo 7th SNLF with nearly 4,600 troops at Betio Island; and later campaigns at Saipan, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa (1944–1945)
The Bunker is scaled to fit miniatures that are about 58mm. They will blend well with plastic the big 1/32 toy soldiers that are close to 58mm. Set includes, one log bunker that is in 2 pieces, 2 miniatures in 2 different poses and 2 ammo boxes. A Gunner and Assistant. They are unpainted, made in a tan color resin. Sets are mailed out 2 to 4 weeks after order.
Additional information
| Weight | 18 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 7 × 3 in |













