Redjack has an attractive photo gallery of figures from the late, but great Warzone game. I’ve got a ton of those figures myself.
There also are a couple of Warzone scenarios and house rules
Northern European Buildings
The Grundschule Pretzschendorf site offers a set of 24 paper models of northern European buildings, many half timbered. They’re in N Scale and would be perfect for those new 10mm WWII figures. With a little enlarging, they also could be used for Flames of War in 15mm.
Nuclear Renaissance Rules
Ramshackle Games offers Nuclear Renaissance, a set of free, downloadable rules for playing skirmishes set in a post nuclear holocaust. There’s both a full color, and a printer friendly set.
The game puts me in mind of one of the favorites from my childhood — Gamma World. You had to love that chart for checking out various objects you discovered.
Western European Paper Model Houses
The http://pagesperso-orange.fr site offers a set of very nicely done paper houses modeled after WWII era western European buildings. There’s also a single story Russian farm building. They look very nice and since they are in jpg format, it should be no trouble to resize them to scale.
Make Your Own Laser Cutter
The Instructables site has a tutorial on making your own laser cutter. It uses a pair of old scanners for aligning the x and y axes. The entire project can be done for under $50. As far as I can tell, it will only cut paper … but with a stronger laser and power supply, maybe you could cut cardboard counters, or cardboard bases.