15th century Hungarian hussars

[Der Hauptmann]

Perry Miniatures stradiot figures a little bit converted with greenstuff and painted as Hungarian hussars.

You can see more on my blog here:
http://tabletopcommander.blogspot.hu/2016/10/hungarian-hussars-finished-unit.html#more
Here:
http://tabletopcommander.blogspot.hu/2016/09/after-my-post-about-first-hussars-i.html#more
And here:
http://tabletopcommander.blogspot.hu/2016/09/the-first-hussars-historical-background.html#more

[MABO]

Amazing figures!

[Der Hauptmann]

Thank you!

[Emperor]

Greatly done...Truly amazing...

[Der Hauptmann]

Thanks!

[Konrad]

Very nice work!

[Kekso]

Bright, crisp and nicely painted. I like it.

[santifernandez]

nice paint,mate.
Santi.

[Beano Boy]

Love it all.



Der Hauptmann, it has been a hectic time for me,
i have only just noticed that you are a new member.
So welcome to Benno`s Figure Forum.
it will be good to view more of your splendid work. BB

[Susofrick]

Wow!

[sansovino]

Wonderful done, wonderful applications and painting! I don´t know much about theirs uniformes, but they seems me already quite oriental. I presume that the soldiers of this time needed really the shields to recognize who is the enemy and who´s the ally.

[Der Hauptmann]

@sansovino - Yes the Hungarians looked really oriental (they had eastern origins). In the 16-17th century almost the only difference between the Hungarian and Turkish soldiers was that the Turks had turbans and the Hungarians mostly had hats with feathers. Their clothes and sometimes even their weapons were the same. Inspite of this they fought against each other for more than 250 years.

[Peter]

Fantastic and colourfull painted cavalry!