Hungarians Tank added 27th April 2019

[Mark M Down]

Having recently purchased the Fortress Budapest Book, the next obvious step was to start putting together a Hungarian force. Here aware a couple of models so far. The first is a conversion from some Warlord Games figures, the sniper is from Great Escape Games. More to come. If you would like to see more you can see more on my blog: https://marctgames.wordpress.com/2019/04/13/hungarians/

[Paratrooper 42]

Do the 3 bricks on each base mean anything in particular - like which group they belong to?  I've seen that done in other games to easily identify groups without having to pick up figures and check under bases etc.

[Mark M Down]

No, the bricks are just to break up the grey rubble on the base. They probably need more on the base but I am putting them into a tournament on Saturday so it is a bit of a rush job.

[Mark M Down]

Some more troops. Winter Hungarians, paratroops and University Assault Battalion

[88D]

 Looking great, nice to see some good photos of the warlord Hungarians as the pictures on their site look pretty bad.

[Redmist1122]

Your figures look pretty good!  Curious on the figures in one pic having arm bands? 

I have two Warlord boxes + command standing by until the Dogtag Minis Kickstarter ships out.  Looking for various uniform options.

Thanks.

[Mark M Down]

Thank you for your kind comments. The arm band men are from Offensive Miniatures. They are their pack of EGVK907 Volkssturm 3. They are slighter than the Warlord figures so I thought would fit in well with university students.

[voltan]

Always good to see some Hungarian infantry and as an added bonus I found out about Dogtag minis, which I will forget about for a few years now.

[Redmist1122]

Ah...the University Students.  Good call.

[Mark M Down]

Here is a tank that I purchased from Paint and Glue Miniatures. It is a 3D printed model. It is a Turan II. The detail on the model is good. The finish is not as smooth as perhaps resin or plastic kits. However, the price is about a third of what you would normally pay. I think this cost me £7.50. So it is very good value. Paint and Glue miniatures seem to her several more obscure vehicles that will be useful.