Hungarian infantry regiment no 60 Napoleonic 65

 No one makes plastic Napoleonic Hungarians but I remember seeing on Deans WAB blog a pretty simple conversion which I have followed on these chaps, they're Victrix Austrian infantry in Shakos and I've roughly carved off the gaiters, not a great job but I think it will do? Once more grey Halfords spray primer, agrax earthshade everywhere except shakos and backpacks and boots, Liquatex brown ink for backpacks and black ink for shakos and boots, wet brush/dry brush  white, freehand knotwork in yellow, always fun and the same light blue as the Reuss as it's my French blue  plus white, steel, gold and facings plus the flagpole of course! 

Dark green ( steel green) facings and a converted British casualty marker atop their file box home.I've got another unit of these almost finished as I've been trying to push all the figures along as efficiently as possible, so every figure I  have  here has at least flesh and metal and a couple more colours at least on all the infantry units, I'm doing James's last 10% now! I have three more Hungarian units waiting to be primed back home that are wargames Atlantic rank and file ( rather better conversions I feel) and Perry metal command  and two similarly set up units of Grenzers, my future includes lot's of hand painted  Hungarian knots! There's going to be more Austrian and Hungarians as I'm almost done on French infantry in the UK, although obviously I've always got more French cavalry! Flags and flocking to follow when I'm home.

All the best

 Iain