Hungarian (Light) Infantry Division 1941
Divisional HQ
Commander in staff car (C3) (Same in CSO)
Signals Truck or horse drawn (C3) (Same in CSO)
Divisional Cavalry Troop*
Recce stand on Horse or Cycle (R1) (Same in CSO)
Infantry Regimental HQ x 2
Comd + 37mm Atk + limber (CS3) (Same in CSO)
Infantry Battalion x up to 6
Comd + MMG + 50mm Mortar + ATk Rifle (C4)
3-4 Rifle Stands (F3-4)
Rifle Stand (F3)
Artillery Regiment
Comd (C1)
FOO (O1)
1-3 [10.5 cm Divisional gun (S3) + limber (L3)]
10.5 cm Divisional gun + limber (S3)
Anti- Air Company
37mm AA Gun (S1) +Limber (L1)
37mm AA Gun +Limber (S1)
Divisional Rear Services
Ammo Truck (L3), Ambulance (L3) (Same in CSO)
Engineer Battalion
Comd + 2 Engr stands (E3), Truck (L3)+ optional Bridge Trailer (L3)
Truck + 2 Engr stands (E3),
The typical Hungarian infantry division was trained and equipped along German lines, but had less up-to-date equipment, and less of that too. Hungary was more concerned with regaining land lost to Romania than fighting in the East, and Germany could not count on cooperation between its Hungarian and Romanian allies.
In 1942 a recce battalion was added to the light division. For me, that means horses and bicycles, but armoured cars are probably a more popular choice with the troops!
CSABA M39 front left quarter by Butlers’ printed models
3 Recce stands cycle/horse (@R1), Armd Car (R3)
Such motor transport as there was tended to be concentrated in the headquarters and anti-tank units. The Hungarians also fielded a mobile corps with two motorised brigades, one cavalry brigade and later in 1943, an armoured division of a recce battalion, armoured regiment, motorised infantry regiment, artillery regiment, anti tank battalion and engineer battalion. I still content myself with attaching a Toldi tank stand to the infantry division if the Hungarians are having a good day.
Here is all the Hungarian Armour (F2) in my collection, with an Engineer stand (E1) and trailer (L3) making sure it is not lost to a stray mine.
The infantry brigade in an infantry division was organised into two regiments each of three battalions. Each regiment had a weapons company. I do not bother to model the brigade HQ, absorbing that function into the div HQ.
Here is the link to my Box of Hungarians
Not Quite Mechanised 