The Last of the German Cossacks

Cossack with panzerfaust.  Strelets soldier converted.

Logistics, a good wargame army should have a balance of forces.

HaT guns and Revell limbers and horses.

Note the man in the back with the SMG.

Command group, Ykreol German Commanders with Cossack heads.

Orthodox Christian bishop with command group.

Full Units

I like full units when I can do them.

These troops wear a mixture of traditional and WWII German uniforms.

German helmets and stripped to the waist for heavy work.

German uniforms on the men on the horses.

The mortar crews also enjoy a quick dance to entertain the troops.

Cossack Conversions WWII

Cossacks wore a variety of uniforms, including German and traditional dress.

This battalion is small, but comes with infantry, anti-tank guns, command group, engineers and others.

Several clergy and you can see the dog mascot and radio operator.

There is also a small medical detachment.

Many of these troops have had their heads removed and replaced with more appropriate headgear.  There are also a couple dancers and a mandolin player to keep up morale.

Police Battalion Raid

Now the Police move in.

Even the back exits are covered.

Rifle butts knock in the doors.

Men with wooden batons standby to deliver heavy blows to anyone slow or stubborn.

Plenty of Police for any resistance.

An early morning knock on the door, a terrible sound.

Police Battalion Operation

A small village in Easter Poland.

A light dusting of snow on the ground.

A police battalion surrounds the village.

They move quickly and quietly.

Until all is ready