The history bit behind this: When the Red Army's major offensive begun on June 9th / 10th, 1944 on Karelian Isthmus, Finnish airforce had 48 "intercept capable" fighters (16 Brewster B-239 and 32 Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2 & G-6 fighters of which most of the G-2's were badly outworn) against approx. 1000 Soviet planes (including bombers & ground attack planes). During June, new batches of G-6's arrived from Germany and the top squadrons, HLeLv 34 and HLeLv 24 were equipped with these. Old G-2's were not taken out of use but given to other squadrons like HLeLv 28 formerly flying with Moranes. During the decisive battles of Tali-Ihantala, Vuosalmi and Bay of Viborg, HLeLv 34 & 24 were mostly used to escort bombers. For their merit, no bombers were lost to enemy fighters when escorted by these two fighter squadrons. This pic had quite ambitious goals and took again a fair amount of work, and although it didn't quite turn out the way I wanted, I was relatively pleased with it. Not so sure about it today anymore... (looks a bit cheesy to me nowadays). It's made of four photos (sky, woods, broken tree and a pic where the soldiers are painted from) and a bunch of screenshots (planes and tanks) with handpainted elements like the trench and then heavily edited. Thanks for looking! Ps. If someone is interested, some info in a nutshell about FAF is here: http://www.porsimo.net/fb/info/