The Armies of Germany has no shortage of unique units. One of these is the Feldgendarmerie Squad, the Field Police. Less charitably, they were commonly known among the ranks as Kettenhunde (English: “chained dogs”), due to the large gorget they wore around their neck as an identifier. Having a Feldgendarmerie Squad within 6” of a Shirker squad causes that squad to lose the Shirker rule. The Feldgendarmerie gorget was a silver-coloured plate with the requisite German eagle and scroll beneath it. The recently released Zero Two Hundred game has well modeled Field Police, and Wargames Atlantic is releasing the same figures. However, this .stl provides another option; you can print the Field Police Gorget model off separately (I recommend doing them in a “sheet” as in the photo, due to the print’s small size) or merging onto a figure in 3DBuild or similar CAD program. The model in the photo is a Trenchworx German figure on which I merged the Gorget. Please spare me any comments as to my choice of colours/painting, as I don’t field Germans on the table and only purchased and printed the model as a test and demo piece. This .stl is only suitable for resin printing, and even at that needs to be treated carefully, due to the minute size of the actual print (approx. 4mm x 2 mm x 1  mm). The files have separate .stls, a thicker one to allow merging with the surface of a figure in CAD, and one with a concave back to allow it to be secure to an existing physical model.