Polish Winged Hussars (3 Viewers)
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All 5 Ottoman warriors and 4 Polish Winged Hussars were painted by Spbsouvenir (more precisely artists working with him) - most from my kits.
I can recomment this seller - in opposite to some other Russian studios, Aleksey is very communicative, and figures from him are always very well packed in foam and arrive in perfect condition. That's important when others send me figures packed in styrofoam or even only paper(!), what on the end always requires repairs.
Of course there is always question what quality you expect and how much you want to pay - this is another discussion...
More photos follows...
I can recomment this seller - in opposite to some other Russian studios, Aleksey is very communicative, and figures from him are always very well packed in foam and arrive in perfect condition. That's important when others send me figures packed in styrofoam or even only paper(!), what on the end always requires repairs.
Of course there is always question what quality you expect and how much you want to pay - this is another discussion...
More photos follows...
VID_soldiers
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Janusz,
if you interesting for winged husars figures in generally, not 54 mm only see here
http://www.treefrogtreasures.com/forum/showthread.php?53674-Nurenberg-miniatures-for-sale
if you interesting for winged husars figures in generally, not 54 mm only see here
http://www.treefrogtreasures.com/forum/showthread.php?53674-Nurenberg-miniatures-for-sale
VID_soldiers
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Also I forgot about our own old made figure 120 mm
Sineus studio is back in action from some time.
Not as high quality of painting as they show on their web page http://www.sineus-studio.com/#!sineus-horse/ccu9 , but anyway I'm glad I could buy 2 versions of PWH from them:
I also had luck to get unpainted kit from them on ebay. I made conversion, hussar is now charging with lance, and got new head looking forward not to right anymore.
After sending back to St. Petersburg for painting by another (not Sineus) artist looks great:
All 3 together look fantastic
Maybe somebody can tell me how to put more then 5 photos in a post? I see some people do this.
Janusz
Not as high quality of painting as they show on their web page http://www.sineus-studio.com/#!sineus-horse/ccu9 , but anyway I'm glad I could buy 2 versions of PWH from them:
I also had luck to get unpainted kit from them on ebay. I made conversion, hussar is now charging with lance, and got new head looking forward not to right anymore.
After sending back to St. Petersburg for painting by another (not Sineus) artist looks great:
All 3 together look fantastic
Maybe somebody can tell me how to put more then 5 photos in a post? I see some people do this.
Janusz
jazzeum
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Janusz,
They look great. I'm sure you're looking forward to the First Legion version.
You can put more than five photos in a post if you use a service like photobucket. However, if you use the Forum software, five is the maximum.
Brad
They look great. I'm sure you're looking forward to the First Legion version.
You can put more than five photos in a post if you use a service like photobucket. However, if you use the Forum software, five is the maximum.
Brad
Gebhard
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Beautiful additions my friend, Your collection of Winged Hussars is the best in the world.... really amazing :salute:::salute::.. regards Gebhard
WOW! what beautiful figures, amazing detail on the riders and the flags really catch my eye, congratulations on aquiring these fine works of art.
I do have a question, are the flags true to historical record or are the "embelished"? They are so beautiful that I couldn't see myself taking them into battle, no less getting them dirty!
Ray
Always could get dirty, important was only that enemy didn't get them... As in every army in the world.I do have a question, are the flags true to historical record or are the "embelished"? They are so beautiful that I couldn't see myself taking them into battle, no less getting them dirty!
Ray
Janusz
