Bob tells me that the army is built around HYW French army from Lancashire Games. He also tells me that astute readers will notice that not only is the Royal Standard with Corvinus's Raven present, but so is his Fathers banner, that of Hunyadi Janos. So Hunyadi is dead and his son rules so the army is about 1460 - which just allows it to have a few Hussite/Bohemian mercenaries - the handgunners and others. For those of us not so astute it's a nice bit of history!
Hungarian army led by Perry WOR infantry
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Hungarian cavalry French HYW figures by Lancashire Games
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Bishop Peter of Vas’ religious wagon.
Wagon,
banner and oxen and oxen leader by Irregular Miniatures
Archbishop by E4M
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Hungarian cavalry by Old Glory
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Infantry mainly by Lancashire games
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The Commander with Royal Standard Lancashire Games
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WoR figures by Perry Bros |
Early handgunners by Kingmaker (1st
corps)
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Heavy cavalry by Lancashire Games
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Old Glory figures from their 15th century
Eastern Europe range
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Frontier fort by Jack used from medieval to
Colonial times
Archers are Alan’s Perry
Englishmen.
King, queen and Herald are old 30mm figures that
don’t seem so tall nowadays
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Hobilar leads the infantry
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Heavy cavalry livery based on illustration of Sigismund’s troops |
more Perry archers and infantry aid the Hungarian infantry
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. Old Glory 15th century knights
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Hobilars
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Commander, with Royal Banner with raven of
Mattias Corvinus
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Hungarian from TAG
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Trumpeter.
Standard figure from Lancashire Gamess range Bob saw a 15th century illustration of Hunagrian trumpeter with (green) cap and converted his headwear into this cap |
An amazing collection , I do like Medieval armies .
ReplyDeleteA good looking army, with the mix of manufacturers giving a nice look ..... though I especially like the Bishop Peter’s wagon base, a lovely addition to the force.
ReplyDeleteThanks Norm for the comment about the Bishop’s Wagon. I bought this from Irregular and painted it. I then saw on TMP a gamer using nail transfers, so I invested £1.25 in gold designs and added them to the oxen and wagon. Have used the wagon as a rallying point – boosting Hungarians and Poles morale, and causing a major problem if the Turks take it.
ReplyDeleteAs for Josef Svjek, glad you enjoyed them. Thanks for the comments