17th-century Polish Light Cavalry #1 (Hetman Miniatures)

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Hello!

*First of all—are the problems in the Blogger comments section over? It seems so. And I hope that’s the case for you too, as well 😀
Unfortunately, I still have to wait many hours for a post to be published...

And... thanks to the kindness of Miko from Hetman Miniatures, I recently received samples of Polish infantry and light cavalry models from the second half of the 17th century.

The last hours of the fundraising for Kickstartet are underway

A new range of wargaming miniatures, covering 17th century Polish units, available as both casts and digital files.

You might be interested, Ray!

On this occasion I managed to paint the first light rider - a very, very eye-catching figure!

Hope You like it!
M.


https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hetman-miniatures/28mm-scale-late-17th-century-polish-miniatures-for-wargames









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Comments

  1. Jonathan Freitag05/09/2026, 20:36

    Nice looking work, Michal! Yes, commenting to be back to normal while delays in posting to the blogroll persist.

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  2. Lawrence H05/09/2026, 22:38

    They look great Michal, and it is nice to be able to say so again.

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  3. Cyrus06/09/2026, 00:06

    Great painting Michal!

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  4. Anonymous06/09/2026, 06:10

    Piękne malowanie Michał.
    Pozdr
    Tomasz

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  5. Donnie McGibbon06/09/2026, 06:44

    Super work Michal, they are great looking miniatures I will have to check them out.

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  6. Neil Scott06/09/2026, 07:34

    Superb work Michal

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  7. Dave Stone06/09/2026, 08:38

    Excellent work Michal, the tones and markings on the horse look very natural, and the rider really pops. Beautiful sculpt on the model.

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    1. Michal DwarfCrypt06/09/2026, 08:45

      Thank you very much Dave and glad you like it 😊

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  8. Ray Rousell06/09/2026, 09:23

    I think I possibly will Michal! Great looking figures! Love the dismounted Hussar.

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  9. Richard06/09/2026, 14:55

    Inspiring painting, Michal.

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  10. Suber06/09/2026, 17:28

    Excellent and inspiring work!

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  11. Pan Ryba07/09/2026, 07:54

    Great painting!

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  12. rross07/09/2026, 09:27

    Very happy I am again able to comment and tell you what an excellent job you have done painting the cavalryman, Michal!

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    1. Michal DwarfCrypt07/09/2026, 09:35

      Thank you very much sir 😀
      Glad you like it.

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  13. Mark Strachan07/09/2026, 10:22

    Lovely work Michal...yes the posting delays are annoying.

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  14. Blaxkleric08/09/2026, 19:36

    Lovely subtle colour choices on both the horse and its rider, Michal. I must confess I didn't even notice the shield on his back until the final picture. Terrific work all-round.

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    1. Michal DwarfCrypt08/09/2026, 22:02

      Thank you very much for a kind words!
      Best regards

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  15. Norm08/09/2026, 20:53

    I have not seen a winged hussar dismounted before, what a splendid sculpt, with your brush of course giving it full justice.

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    1. Michal DwarfCrypt08/09/2026, 22:03

      Thank you very much 😊
      Have a more photos of dismounted one here: https://dwarfcrypt.blogspot.com/2025/07/17th-c-polish-winged-hussar-1-styriwar.html?m=1

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  16. Dai08/09/2026, 21:45

    Per usual mate, gorgeous painting on this fig. I really like the sculpt.

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  17. Boston Steel Works14/09/2026, 09:12

    Dobra robota.
    Modele też fajne, szkoda że KS nie siadł. Trzeba będzie czekać na plastiki od Wargames Atlantic :)

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