Polish Winged Hussars (3 Viewers)

[zblang]

I love that bearded chap on the right!

Nice figures!

 

[Gebhard]

These 2 figures were originaly produced by M-Model:

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and my favorite ottoman guys:

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Janusz

Your collection just continues to blow me away, you my friend are the man :salute:::salute:::salute:: regards Gebhard

 

[janusz]

Zach and Gebhard thank you for your kindly comments.

I just found this page http://www.soldiers-miniatures-museum.ru/ Many many fantastic figures with info about producers, it is really worth to see.
A friend of me told me that it belongs to a rich person in Russia who own them and most of the collection is from 10 years ago and more.
Also Polish Winged Hussars (bigger and more valuable/better quality collection then mine) under Europe XVII-XVIII centuries/Poland.

Janusz

 

[zblang]

Thanks for the link - That's a wonderful collection!

 

[Igor]

This is my addition to Janusz museum

 

[zblang]

that flag is spectacular!

 

[Gebhard]

that flag is spectacular!

Couldn't agree more, I just spent about 5min staring at it before rolling up to see your comment. That is world class :salute:::salute:::salute::

 

[janusz]

Ukrainian Cossacks

 

[janusz]

Another PWH

 

[joesgis]

Janusz,
This is a gorgeous figure. I do not recognize the sculpt. Was this a special commission piece? Congratulations and thank you for sharing the photos.

Joe

 

[nmrocks]

Another PWH

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Another truly beautiful figure.
Ray

 

[jazzeum]

Janusz,

Did you paint that yourself?

Brad

 

[janusz]

Janusz,

Did you paint that yourself?

Brad

No I didn't! I'm not an artist. This figure was painted by artist working for Spbsouvenir studio in St. Petersburg.

Janusz

 

[janusz]

Janusz,
This is a gorgeous figure. I do not recognize the sculpt. Was this a special commission piece? Congratulations and thank you for sharing the photos.

Joe

Hussar is from Bijato Miniatures, sold by Ralf Topfer from Muritz-Miniaturen in Germany. Horse is from another kit - Seil Models hussar.

Janusz

 

[jazzeum]

No I didn't! I'm not an artist. This figure was painted by artist working for Spbsouvenir studio in St. Petersburg.

Janusz

It's a fabulous piece of work. You must have a few Winged Hussars by now.

Brad

 

[janusz]

It's a fabulous piece of work. You must have a few Winged Hussars by now.

Brad

Yes, quite a few.... http://historyinminiature.kski.pl/

Janusz

 

[Gebhard]

Beautiful new additions to your collection, my friend you are very modest your a very fine painter. regards Gebhard

 

[jazzeum]

Thanks for sharing your collection Janusz. You have a superb collection and skill. I particularly enjoyed Vienna 1683.

Brad

 

[Mirof]

As always I'm amazed by the quantity of small details

But something is completely wrong :
a cap floating behind indicating speed but the flag is hanging straight, the cavalier to static and the horse is not galloping !!!

 

[janusz]

As always I'm amazed by the quantity of small details

But something is completely wrong :
a cap floating behind indicating speed but the flag is hanging straight, the cavalier to static and the horse is not galloping !!!

Flag is static but are you suggesting I should damage the beatifully hand painted flag trying to bend it? Artist made flag like that and not much I can do about this.
The rest of the figure is completely right: it was windy day and hussar is not static.