Flats for TYW/ECW

[jeffreythancock]

Does anyone cast and sell flats usable for the TYW/ECW?

Thanks, Jeff

[fusilierdan]

try these
http://www.kieler-zinnfiguren.de/Listen-e/30-yearswar.html
https://www.schmalkalder-zinnfiguren.de/30-mm-flachfiguren/zeit-der-reformation/typen-des-30jaehrigen-krieges/kavallierie-und-infanterie/
http://www.zinnfiguren-bock.de/warenkorb.php
https://www.helion.co.uk/browse-title-series-more/paper-soldiers/battle-for-britain/books-in-series/battle-for-britain-wargame-the-english-civil-war-1642-1651.html

I've not bought from any of these companies but did save the list I had researched.

[has.been]

My long suffering wife, on a visit to a museum, saw some flats & was fascinated.
I managed to get lucky & pick up some American plains Indians at a bring & buy.
Finally got around (no pun intended) to painting & framing them. Gave them to
her last Christmas. They now have pride of place on the wall.
Having seen this link I am tempted to do similar with some ECW.
Your fault guys! (but thanks for the posts)

[jeffreythancock]

Thanks!  I found 22mm and 30mm flats for the TYW.  Careful selection might allow their use in the ECW as well:

https://www.zinnfigur.com/en/Flat-Figures/Blank-Figures/Military-History/17th-Century-oxid/Thirty-Years-War/

[Bloggard]

I can really understand the attraction of flats  - the quality of the sculpting is just on another level.

need top-drawer painting skills to get the best out of them I guess.

[has.been]

Well you would have to paint... flat out.

I'll get my coat.

[Bloggard]

 

[fastolfrus]

If you want flat inspiration the museum at Kulmbach is awesome.



https://plassenburg.de/de/die-museen/deutsches-zinnfigurenmuseum