Final captured warplane image show today at Wings of War is that one above showing two ex-Soviet aircraft (a LaGG-3 fighter and Ilyushin DB-3 bomber) in Finnish markings.

Finnish Fighters Friday: pic No.3 , a pair of Fokker D.XXIs on the ground

Finnish Fighters Friday: Picture No.2…A Gloster Gamecock of the 1930s

Finnish Fighters Friday: Pic No.1…a Myrsky MY-22 of HLeLv 26 at Kemi around the time of the last mission on November 23, 1944

Finnish Brewster Buffalo/B-239

The Buffalo/F-2A/B-239 is a nominee in the current Wings of War Poll for most interesting ‘failed’ warplane of WW2. You can vote here

N.B. The Buffalo/F-2A/B-239 could be argued to have been successful whilst in Finnish service, with its poor record in the Pacific campaigns of 1941-42 being its major historical flaw.

Current Top Poll Nominees:

Messerschmitt Me-210 Hornisse - 7 Votes

Boulton Paul Defiant - 3 Votes

Heinkel He-177 Greif - 3 Votes

Breda Ba.88 Lince - 3 Votes

pastplanes:

Saab Draken, abandoned in a Finnish Forest..

The Finnish adaption of the Morane-Saulnier MS.406, the so-called Mörkö-Morane, or LaGG Morane

Westland Lysander in Finnish service, World War II

Fokker D.XXI being maintained whilst in service with the Finnish Air Force

Polikarpov I-153 fighter captured and impressed into service by the Finnish

Fiat G.50 in service with the Finnish Air Force during the Continuation War (Finalnd’s war against the USSR, 1941-1944)