Together at last. Basing done and ready to hit the table. A couple of months ago I started on a new project, a Budapest Pocket Defender list for Bolt Action. One of the nice things about this army is that I did not buy anything new for it. All of the models have come from the cupboard. It is an eclectic little group, with models from Black Tree Design, Artizan and Warlord Games, and contains both Hungarian and German units making for something that looks a little different on a WW2 table.










This force may grow yet, but with the addition of a tank, maybe a Wirblewind (painted but never really had a part in my mid-war Italian theatre themed army), I think we are good to go. And that is a nice feeling.
D.
A nice collection there, Dave! 🙂 Great to see them all in the one post!
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the beauty parade is a fun moment
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Superb- it is an interesting bit of the war. I’m sure it will be fun to game out.
Cheers,
Pete.
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I didn’t realise how big and messy this campaign was until I started doing a bit of reading in the wake of Bryan Cook’s Fortress Budapest campaign book. Lots of corners to look into.
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Really nice and fascinating. Great that you were able to do this from your reserves. Nice painting too
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It matches the theme: making do with what you have. Thanks Mark.
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