Friday 15 November 2019

Polish Uhlans - 28mm Murawski

Another unit of Polish Uhlans painted, bringing me to a total of four lance armed Polish Cavalry units for the Duchy of Warsaw now. New unit is on the front left. All Murawski Miniatures.


The lance armed cavalry for Duchy of Warsaw is very distinctive so getting these done was a priority. Poland had a lot of cavalry!

Regiments as positioned are:
Rear Left:  Krakus Regiment; Rear Right: 21st Regiment
Front left: 9th Regiment; Rear right: 20th Regiment

I've also ordered a tripod for mini-tripod for phone so may take some more pictures of the units when that arrives!

26 comments:

  1. They look fantastic. Love the Krakus regt!

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  2. Mark, excellent work! Congratulations on another painted regiment! They have already gathered a serious company together!

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    1. Thansk Dmirty, it's an imposing number of lancers!

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  3. That is a truly impressive cavalry mass Mark.

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    1. Agreed, it's an unusual piece, thanks Francesc!

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  5. Beautiful work on a massive number of lancers. They sure look great en masse like this.

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  6. Beautiful Uhlans, well done!

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  7. Jeepers these are lovely models with a lovely paint job!
    CHARGE!!!

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  8. Very, very impressive! Beautifully painted masses of cavalry.

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  9. Great work, and there really isn't anything like the Krakus regiment.

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    1. Thanks Lawrence, yes they are quite distinctive!

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  10. Super looking lancers! They look great!
    Best Iain

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  11. Beautiful units, Mark. I have some Krakus in my own lead pile, along with some Polish horse artillery.
    You really need at least on e unit each of the Hussars and Chasseurs, too. :-)

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    1. Thanks Peter yes will add them at some point no doubt :)

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    2. The collector in all of us demands it! :-)

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    3. It does seem to work that way :)

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