The 44M “Mace Thrower” was a devastating anti-tank weapon employed by the Hungarian Army in the Siege of Budapest of 1944. View in Store The Attila line at Budapest…
The Hungarian Army Honved Division section (winter) stands in the face of the Red Army and fights to defend their homes. View in Store Although the majority of infantry forces…
Bolt Action Campaign: Fortress Budapest is now available as a PDF! View in Store Throughout the autumn of 1944, the Axis forces in the Carpathian Basin were fighting for their…
During the siege of Budapest, the Hungarian Army was re-equipped with several models of German tank to bolster their armoured units against the encroaching Soviets! Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer The Royal…
Born on 6 October 1910 in Nagyláz, Hungary, Edömér Tassonyi joined the Royal Hungarian army in 1938, where he was commissioned as a junior Lieutenant in the newly formed Parachute…
The battle for Budapest was characterised by a period of brutal urban warfare. Campaign: Fortress Budapest contains rules to recreate this desperate street fighting. The Eastern Front was marked by…
Big cats stalk the streets of Budapest. The German Panther is a formidable foe for the more numerous, up-gunned T-34-85. Vital Statistics Panther Ausf A, D and G T-34-85…
To accompany the release of Campaign: Fortress Budapest, we’ve got a fantastic paint guide from author Bryan Cook on how to paint your Hungarian troops! Bryan; This Axis ally of…
We’ve sat down this week with the author of Fortress Budapest to bring you a snapshot of Bryan Cook’s thinking behind the latest Bolt Actions Campaign book… Bryan; The latest…
Personalise your Blood Red Skies Hungarian FW190’s & Bf109s with these new Hungarian Air Force waterslide decal sheets… View in Store This waterslide decal sheet contains markings to decorate 6…
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