HUNOR - Product

1/72 "HUNOR Product", from Hungary.

Owner Andras Karacsonyi, HUNOR MODEL Ltd., Adres: 2471, Baracska, Temple Street 2 /Telefon: +36/20-362-2441, email: info@hunormodel.hu

Hunor Product is a part of Armada Hobby & Hunor Figures, Hungary.

Model built by Laszlo Somogyi

For an "Scale Fan Hobby Shop / You Tube" preview about Kit 72001 - M39 Csaba Armoured car visit:

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For an "Doug Chaltry" review about kit 72002 - M39 Csaba Armoured car - (Command version) visit:

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For an "Erwin Bovyn" construction review about kit 72002- M39 Csaba Armoured car - Command version visit:

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Model built by Laszlo Somogyi

For an "Scale Fan Hobby Shop / You Tube" preview about Kit 72003 - 38M Toldi I Light Tank visit:

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For an "Scale Fan Hobby Shop / You Tube" preview about Kit 72005 - Heavy Toldi with side skirts visit:

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For an "Scale Fan Hobby Shop / You Tube" preview about Kit 72006 - Jagd-Toldi visit:

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For an "Scale Fan Hobby Shop / You Tube" preview about kit 72007 - 40m Turan I Heavy Tank visit:

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For an "Stephen Brezinski's / OTW" review about kit 72008 - 41M Turan II visit:

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For "Stephen Brezinski's / OTW" compare of Kit Kit 72008 - 41M Turan II Heavy Tank, with kits of other labels visit:

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For an "Stephen Brezinski" review about kit 72012 - 43M Zrinyi II with 105mm gun II visit:

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For "Stephen Brezinski's / OTW" compare of Kit 72050 - Hungarian 44M Zrinyi I - 75mm Assault Gun with Hunor Kit 72012 - Zrinyi II, visit:

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Model built by Laszlo Somogyi

Built model posted by Armada/Hunor

Built model posted by Armada/Hunor

For an "Scale Fan Hobby Shop / You Tube" preview about Kit 72016 - 45M Vadasz TAS Hungarian Tank Hunter visit:

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Models built by Laszlo Somogyi

For an "Scale Fan Hobby Shop / You Tube" preview about Kit 72017 - 44M Vadasz TAS Hungarian Heavy Tank visit:

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Model built by Laszlo Somogyi

Model built by Laszlo Somogyi

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For an "Scale Fan Hobby Shop / You Tube" preview about kit 72022 - 39M Ford G917 truck (open cab) visit:

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For an "Scale Fan Hobby Shop / You Tube" preview about kit 72030 - Ford 1917 Tanker visit:

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For an "Scale Fan Hobby Shop / You Tube" preview about kit 72031 - Ford V3000 Kfz.31 visit:

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Model built by Laszlo Somogyi

For an "Scale Fan Hobby Shop / You Tube" preview about Kit 72041 - Hungarian Krupp Protze - Commander version visit:

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Model built by Laszlo Somogyi

Model built by Laszlo Somogyi

A bit of information about these fairly obscure armoured trains, for anyone wondering how and where to use them;
These components can be used to make any of the 10 Austro-Hungarian Armoured trains that began to see service from 1914 through to the end of WWI. They saw service on all the fronts where the Austro Hungarian Armies fought.
After WWI the surviving trains went to Yugoslavia, Poland, Hungary and Czechoslovakia. After WWII commenced, Hungary used its trains, and those of Poland, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia fell into German hands.
Panzerzug 24 was created from these captured trains and saw service from March 1940 to January 1945. It served in Germany, briefly in Denmark, also in Serbia, Croatia, Italy, France, & Poland However it underwent many upgrades during the WWII and the Hunor pieces are good for 1914 up till mid 1940.
In January 1945 along with Panzerzug 62 (a BP 42 type),the trains were cut off by the Russians and the crews blew the trains up around 07.45h on January 16, and accompanied by their 38(t) tanks the crew marched off to regain their own lines, harrassed constantly by Russian air attacks.
However by 1945 Panzerzug 24 no longer resembled the Hunor train pieces, having been upgraded with replacement stock and larger locomotives.
Information, as always from Professor Sawodny's "German Armored Trains 1904-1945" - Neil Lyall

3D drawings

Hunor is started with new series named "HUNOR EASY". The kits are for wargamers. The kits comes without Decals, PE parts and has few parts

Model built by Balazs Bognar

Kits from old line

Information Gergely Katona:
The Zrinyi kits with the 75mm an the 105 mm guns are the same kit, exept from the guns. The 44M Zrínyi I, incorporated a long 43M 75mm gun, but it did not pass the prototype stage. The 40/43M Zrínyi II was armed with a 40M 105mm L/20 howitzer.

This kit contains the modifications for the Hungarian vehicle: Commander's coupola, 2 Gebauer machine guns and a redesigned machine gun shield

Note Gergely Katona:
The kit has the other parts of this tankette, so it is a full set of the tankette, and I had just only bought the conversion set, sold separately in a plastic bag.

For more information and/or information about newer kits visit vendors below:

Modelimex Website

Martola Website

HobbyTerra Website

Panzerfux.de Website

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