The next batch of winter planes would be a full while scheme. I had an extra Axis and Allies I-16 from my batch purchases. I remember that I had also bought an…
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FOW – Soviet P-40 Winter Warhawks.
I am still cranking away on my large collection of Axis and Allies airplanes. I took a bit of a rest, as I was out of town for a while, but it…
FOW – Soviet Ilyushin Il-2 Sturmovik
The next batch was another set that I had done some work on one plane, but now had two and needed to match them up. These were both pretty clean on the…
FOW – Soviet P-39 Airacobra.
Some time ago, I posted a few articles on work I was doing on collecting Axis and Allies Angles High airplanes for use as FOW air support options. I like the A&A…
FOW – Battle of the Psel River, July 1943.
On the day after Thanksgiving, we always play a big tank battle, which we call “Tanksgiving”! Our game this year was based on an attack by elements of the Soviet V Guards…
FOW – Carnage in the Caucuses, September 1942.
Forward Our Friday battle took place in September of 1942 shortly after the Nazis has crossed the Terek River from Mozdok in the Caucasus as part of the drive to Grozny and…
FOW – Peter Pig Aerosan NKL-26
Having finally finished my Flames of War winter Soviet force, I turned to some vehicular support. A few moths ago, I found some Aerosans on the Peter Pig website and thought they…
FOW – Early War Soviet Infantry Battalion.
After putting together the winter Finnish army, I decided I needed their Soviet opponent force. In the meantime, I put together a winter German winter infantry company, as I was able to…
FOW – Nehring’s Roving Kessel
Our game was inspired by a scenario written by Charles Grant which was published in Military Modeling magazine almost forty years ago, and which was created long before then. The scenario was…
FOW – Soviet Infantry Support
I recently finished up my cossack infantry and decided I should add a few gun batteries to the force. Who can have cossacks without an infantry gun battery! I had the figures…