Bavarian Hussar "Lidl von Borbula Regiment"

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Bavarian Hussar "Lidl von Borbula Regiment"

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Hi fellow model builders, again i upload a figure i made in the past, this one was done about one year ago.
It shows a Bavarian Hussar during the campaign on the Balkans against the Turks in 1688 when the Bavarians captured the city of Belgrad.
The white metal figure is from Hecker & Goros in 54mm (1:32) scale. I used acrylic paints from Revell and Lifecolor to paint the miniature.
The little base is from MK35 productions, a very good kit! The detail of the base, especially of the tree, is awesome. Overall it is not too expensive and can be used for any era.
I often do figures of cavalrymen, i like the look of those soldiers a lot, especially when they are mounted.

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Very good indeed Michael...

You must have quite a few little dios, vignettes and the such now. Where do you keep them all?
Where does all the bloody time go.....?

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Thank you my friend :)
You must have quite a few little dios, vignettes and the suchcnow. Where do you keep them all?
This is indeed an interesting question! I suggest you check out this video and see yourself.

[youtube]Epjjem5m-Bo[/youtube]
Note that i made quite a lot models since the day i filmed this, i put those in my own flat and other rooms in the house of my parents.
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lol - You need a bigger house!
Where does all the bloody time go.....?

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Holy crap Michael!!! your a man after my own heart. Armour armour everywhere. Like it :thumb1:
You can run, but you'll only die tired!
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Brilliant work micheal
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Love the video, so many models awesome
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:banana: :eeek: And I thought that I had a problem. I'm showing my wife this video.
I'll have tonnes of breathing room after she sees this. :mrgreen: :D
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haha thank you all :mrgreen:
well i´m a madman when it comes to model building, nobody in my family dares to mark a border for my models so i build them and keep building them and so on :twisted:
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