Hungarian Revolutionary War of 1848- a 28mm project

[CapnJim]

Everything looks good so far!  Keep it up...

[Basementboy]

Great stuff! Blocks of shouldered bayonets never fail to look great

[Freddy]

Thank you, guys! I am currently working on making commands for all my Hungarian units, then we will see, maybe Hungarian National Guard, maybe some more Russians.

[Freddy]

The Honvéd officer, from pg6 painted in 4 pieces. They will go into unit commands.

[Dave pen]

Very impressive

[Freddy]

Very impressive

Thank you!
I continued building the battalion commands with 4 standard bearers and a drum quartet.




This way I have full battalion commands in both regiments, plus the replaced 12 soldiers ready to form a new battalion.

[Basementboy]

Looks great so far!

[Freddy]

Looks great so far!

Thank you! The next big update for the Hungarians will now really be the National Guard.

[CapnJim]

More good looking stuff!  Well done!

[Freddy]

More good looking stuff!  Well done!

Thank you!
I already half-sculpted a new National Guard figure, but I had to cut his legs as he became too short

[Freddy]

A new sculpt- Hungarian National Guardsman in regular uniform. National Guard was organized in territorial basis, this was supposed to be the standard uniform, but the first units were equipped with simple jackets, and lots of battalions had their own uniform or dressed partially in civilian clothes. So a lot of variation here, bit like American militias in the first weeks of the Civil War.
His hand with the Augustin percussion rifle is from a honvéd sculpt shown previously, but National Guard also got a lot of surplus equipment, flintlock muskets too.

[Dave pen]

A new sculpt- Hungarian National Guardsman in regular uniform. National Guard was organized in territorial basis, this was supposed to be the standard uniform, but the first units were equipped with simple jackets, and lots of battalions had their own uniform or dressed partially in civilian clothes. So a lot of variation here, bit like American militias in the first weeks of the Civil War.
His hand with the Augustin percussion rifle is from a honvéd sculpt shown previously, but National Guard also got a lot of surplus equipment, flintlock muskets too.

Very impressive lovely sculpt

[Freddy]

Very impressive lovely sculpt

Thank you! I will need some different poses too before making units of them.

[Freddy]

A typical Hungarian peasant cart, now in WIP state. I designed the base shape from mdf, the side and some minor parts will be cast from resin, and I need to sculpt the driver and the harness for the horse too. These type of carts were used for centuries, so it will be usable for my medieval project too.

[carlos marighela]

Nice!