Given the events worldwide over recent weeks, I decided my lockdown painting would take a revolutionary direction with some reinforcements for the 1848 Hungarian revolution.
First up some Hungarian Honved riflemen. These are Steve Barber Models.
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Neither side has any artillery, so these Hungarians are again from the Steve Barber range. A really solid looking cannon and crew.
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Finally, some artillery for the Austrians. These are from the North Star range. There was a lot of irritating flash, which was also difficult to spot. The knife had to come out several times when painting. Also, the cannon had no sockets for the wheels. I wonder just how long they will survive on the tabletop. In summary, not very impressed.
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