Matthias (born as Hunyadi Mátyás 1443-1490). King of Hungary and Croatia from 1458, King of Bohemia from 1469, Archduke of Austria from 1486 until his death, founder of the famous "Black Army". Matthias ascended to the throne at a young age, and soon became the most popular Hungarian king. He was the last significant member of the Hunyadi family, and one of the most prominent figures of the Renaissance in Central Europe.
Matthias' reign was characterized by economic and cultural prosperity. He supported the arts, literature, and science, and his court became one of the most important cultural centers of the era. Matthias' famous "Black Army" was the best-equipped and most disciplined army of the time.
After Matthias' death, the empire quickly weakened and the country divided. However, Matthias' memory and deeds still live on in the history of Central Europe.
3D printed resin cartoon figures
Ordering painted models:
- When ordering painted figures/combat vehicles, please indicate by e-mail
what kind of unique painting you want, even by attaching a photo or illustration.
- So we can create unique, detailed models painted according to your needs.
Please note that the painting guidelines will be included in the order and
must be completed at the agreed time. During the painting process,
we cannot accept and change the specifications after the order has been completed.
- Any last-minute changes will leave nothing to be desired
choice for us, as a separate fee for each requested change
let's count.
If you do not follow the above guidelines, we will make painted models for you.
- according to our own documentation.
After placing the order, we will send an email to you with the information required for the transfer.
To process of the order and posting of the package will be done only after the arrival of the full amount charged.
If the transfer is not completed within 5 working days. the order will be deleted automatically without
any notification.
| Delivery time | unpainted 5-7 days, painted 7-14 days |
| Manufacturer | Homoki Gyula EV |
| Country of origin | Hungary |
33,00 EURfrom
≈ 13 695 Ftfrom
This is a cartooned Hungarian armored vehicle. The set includes hull options with and without driver. The crew are in their own cartoon scale, but the models are fairly close to a 28mm scale height wise. It includes four crew models in a variety of poses. The vehicles are a similar scale to the WW TOONS series from MENG.
33,40 EURfrom
≈ 13 861 Ftfrom
This is a cartooned German Pzkw III tank. The crew are in their own cartoon scale, but the models are fairly close to a 28mm scale height wise. It includes four crew models in a variety of poses. The vehicles are a similar scale to the WW TOONS series from MENG.
10,00 EURfrom
≈ 4 150 Ftfrom
László Kerecsényi (1526-1567), the captain of Gyula Castle in Hungary, defended against a fifteen-fold overpowering force for 60 days in 1566 with his soldiers. Eventually, due to the hopeless situation, he surrendered the now indefensible castle in exchange for free withdrawal. The Turks, breaking the agreement, massacred the withdrawing defenders, and Kerecsényi himself was executed after a few months of captivity. 3D printed resin cartoon figures
10,00 EURfrom
≈ 4 150 Ftfrom
Miklós Jurisics (1490-1544), the heroic captain of Kőszeg Castle in Hungary, with his 700 soldiers, held off the Ottoman siege led by Sultan Suleiman numbering around 100,000 from August 5 to 28, 1532, giving enough time for the Habsburg forces to prepare. 3D printed resin cartoon figures
10,00 EURfrom
≈ 4 150 Ftfrom
György Szondi (1504-1552), the heroic defender of Drégely Castle in Hungary, repelled the siege of 10,000 Ottoman warriors led by Ali Pasha for three days with his 146 soldiers from July 6, 1552. All the defenders of the castle heroically fought to their last breath, sacrificing their lives within the ruined walls. 3D printed resin cartoon figure
Information
Newsletter
The website uses cookies to access basic functionality and a better user experience. By using this site, you agree to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.
