Still the same master that's been there for over ten years, but maybe I'll live to see them in the shops.
I don't know much about them, and haven't been able to find much on the Net, but the uniforms depicted on the box are most intriguing. I'll be interested to see whay PSR say in this set is actually issued.
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I suspect the box art is a Serving Suggestion, but it would be nice if some PBI were to be included.
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If you Google "honvéd lovasság" it will give you something to go on.
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From their home page "Our standard infantry set contains at least 45 different poses, and a mixed infantry/cavalry set at least 24 infantry and 6 mounted figures"
Wow. Brilliant. It looks as if it might be a mixed set. Or maybe they're meant to be mounted infantry.
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They seem to be wearing the "Winter Attila". How accurate that is, I shall be interested to learn.
This looks like some of the best Strelets sculpting ever. But spare a thought for this poor bloke, who defended the webpage single-handed for so many years, and is now not wanted.
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