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" ... only burnt, black, and smoldering earth throughout the entire depth of our attack ..." Rotmistrov at Prokhorovka

Suffice it to say that I can no longer wait for PSC to release a proper starter set.

German Infantry and two more boxes of T-34s on the way. I'll hopefully have some pics of terrain up by the end of the weekend!

Awesome, are those 15mm or 1/72?

Red box = 1/72

Aye, made the 15mm Germans (black box) the distributor accidentally sent especially easy to spot.

So you're going full-on Kursk. Cool. Should be quite an army.

Congratulations, you made the right choice! Battlegroup is an awesome game.

Pegasus plastic Russian buildings.

Awesome. What are your plans for 20mm terrain?

Haha whoa super ninja'd with the log cabins.

I'm going to tackle the Italeri low wall next and then do some trees. That should be sufficient until I can figure out some fields.

 Manchu wrote:
I'm going to tackle the Italeri low wall next and then do some trees. That should be sufficient until I can figure out some fields.

All those trees you made for 28 should work shouldn't they?

I also picked up some conifers.

Nice... liking those.

 Manchu wrote:
Pegasus plastic Russian buildings.

Manchu - would these also work with 28mm? I've seen photos which indicate that Italeri's 1/72 scale plastic buildings work well with 28mm - I'm hoping these do as well. I want some 28mm Russian cottages in plastic, but all I've found so far is the Perry medieval cottage, and even poor Russian peasants probably lived a bit better than that!

The easiest thing is probably to let you judge for yourself. Here's a pic of the larger of the two mid-size buildings with a Gripping Beast Irish doghandler, a Warlord GI sarge, and an Ultramar Defense Auxila guardsman:

Here are a pair of German trucks by Pegasus:

Nicely done...

Thanks! CCKWs in Soviet service are up next.