Found the Wargames illustrated articles


 I found 3 different articles on the period

So I'll be getting some new posts soon.

ANd a year later as I'm in Nunavut, I will have to see about doing these battles over the summer of 2023 while I am home in Nova Scotia for the summer.

I also got some more Russian infantry for the period. Which I'm cleaning up and will be basing and painting over time.



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