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I used to have a Plog on Warseer and found that it was a good way to actually finish armies so I have made myself a new one here. Apologies for the photos, I seem to have forgotten how to take good wargaming ones and the light quality wasn't fantastic

I am currently updating my Finnish Jalkavaki Kompania for Flames of War. I have an army designed for the mid war period but I want to use it in late war as well. Luckily for me all that really changes is that the close defense teams and command teams all have panzerfausts rather than satchel charges so its quite an easy thing to do. I have been proxying my midwar close defense teams but it was time to do it properly.



This is an example of my old T26s. I have had them for years and they are extremely cheap resin models (basically an even more inferior finecast) so as I was updating the army they were turned into:





The models are Zvezda plastics with a Battlefront Soviet tank commander (Finnish tank crews used a lot of captured Soviet kit). I tried an experiment with dipping but it went horribly wrong and while I managed to fix most of the damage they still look quite shiney in the photos but not in real life.



One of my new Panzershrek teams



My new Pioneri command team.



group shot

My Finns are basically finished now aside from some 122mm howitzers (which I have yet to buy) so they have now moved back into the 'done' category.

Next on my to do list is a Bolt Action British Rifle company.