Tuesday, 30 October 2012

Getting Back To My Hungarians

Hello All

It's been a while since I have done anything with my Hungarians, but when I signed up for the Brighton Bash 2013 so I decided paint up some Hungarian Infantry.

The first platoon I set about doing was an Infantry Platoon.


These were not the funnest unit I have every painted! A lot of brown followed by a lot of brown! But once I got past the brown stage and added the other colours they really come together and in the end I was quite happy with them.




Next up I painted my Nimrods. I love these little anti-aircraft tanks. They look really modern for a WW2 AFV, they are also a great little unit in the game.


I followed a colour scheme I found on a very good WW2 AFV website (can't find the link now) instead of the more common tri-colour scheme as I wanted them to match my Zrinyi II's.


Next up I have the second infantry platoon, mortars, Pak 40's and 149mm artillery. So plenty to keep me going for the tournament in January.

As always thanks for reading and until next time.

Ben
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  1. Coxer30 October 2012 at 08:42

    Looking nice mate, love the weathering on them. Any chance of seeing the AAA next to your existing tanks?

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    1. Ben31 October 2012 at 07:29

      Thanks Adam.

      I'll see what I can do with the AA and Zrinyi II picture.

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  2. Scottswargaming31 October 2012 at 01:27

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    1. Scottswargaming31 October 2012 at 01:28

      Very nice Ben. Just wondering what made you go for a Hungarian force, as they are not one of the 'big players'.
      Was there some quirk of their army-lists that appealed, or some theme you wished to pursue?

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    2. Ben31 October 2012 at 07:55

      Good question.
      I guess it was because I wanted to collect an army that was a little different and that I didn't know much about. I have read a lot of WW2 books over the years on US, German, British, Finnish and Soviet forces. But bar a little on the Hungarians at Stalingrad I hadn't really read much on them, so they are somthing new to me which made them very interesting. When Grey Wolf came out the lists really appealed to me so I decided to collect an army. Now I nearly have 4,000pts with plans to get a bit more...

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  3. The Kiwi31 October 2012 at 05:54

    I really like those Hungarian Anti Air tanks as well.
    Nice job on the Figures and the anti air.
    cheers

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  4. zsavk3 November 2012 at 00:31

    I like the look of the Hungarian infantry. Even though its alot of brown you still managed to make it look great Ben. The basing rocks too!

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