"Austrian artillery gunners" Topic
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| CHRIS DODSON | 18 Dec 2025 10:30 a.m. PST |
I have been painting some Austrian chaps. url=https://postimg.cc/RW0ykRBp]
These are a mixture of Art Miniturian, Mr Kane's sculpts, Hat and Zevda conversions.
Lots to do Chris |
 deadhead  | 18 Dec 2025 10:57 a.m. PST |
Now this is how the Austrians should look. I have wandered through Art Min's site hundreds of times, but somehow had missed the Austrians. I had no idea they did gunners, let alone limbers and horses to pull the things. I seem to recall this was one nation that did not introduce true Horse Artillery? A great bit of work. Such a nice variety of poses, that I had thought impossible for Austrians in 20mm. I was convinced HaT and that was it! |
| CHRIS DODSON | 18 Dec 2025 2:24 p.m. PST |
Thank you Mr D for your kind comments. The Austrians had the Wurst units that were a sort of half way house between foot and horse batteries. I posted a previous post regarding wurst, pack horse accompaniments and also limbers with Austrian train conversions. I am currently building more of these along with cassions. Best wishes, Chris |
| Erzherzog Johann | 18 Dec 2025 6:51 p.m. PST |
Nice to see a few Handlanger in there for when some pushing and shoving is required. Cheers,
John |
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