VID soldiers. Our flat figures (1 Viewer)

[VID_soldiers]

Since 1991 when we started our professional work we produced some set of flats 28-30 mm. It was manufactured about 1992-1994. Today we do not make it, because our direct was round 54-60 mm figures, but some of moulds still ready for work.
I found some figures from our first set - "Heroes from "Aida"". You can see our catalogue plate and samples of flats from this set.



Today this moulds is destroyed, so I can present only 4 flats from this set

 

[VID_soldiers]

This is our second set of the flats - Polish winged hussars, 17c. Unhappy the moulds is broken, but due to the customers asking us for this set we decided make new moulds.
So, here you can see the plate from our catalogue


Below the figures from this set that I can offer today

 

[VID_soldiers]

Here is present our next set of flats - Ukrainian cossacks, 17c. It was released in 1994. Now the moulds is enough spoiled, but still in work

 

[VID_soldiers]

The recovering of our moulds allowed to cast full set of the Polish winged hussars

 

[VID_soldiers]

The 1st set updated

 

[VID_soldiers]

Just reupload the set ¹2 "Polish winged hussars, 17c"

 

[VID_soldiers]

Updated set of the Ukrainian cossacks (added 1 mounted figure). This is completed set now. Howewer this set should be more flats, but it seems this is will not able.

 

[PJDeluhery]

You have some very nice figures. I'm a long-time flat painter and collector. I'm not familiar with your company or your products, but I'm going to look you up on th web. Do you have any figures in 54 or 90mm? We old guys don't see so well anymore.

Thanks for posting here. You might also consider joining the forum at the British Flat Figure Society:

http://www.britishflatfigures.org.uk/index.html

That's a ready-made audience for your products.

I see you also do rounds - but no web site????

 

[VID_soldiers]

Our 4th set of flats - French line infanty in reserve at Austerlitz, 1805

 

[Obee]

Its great seeing Flats on this Forum.... and that you are making more of them. I've only got about 3 sets in my collection, and they do take a different technique in painting, but most rewarding.

Do you have these for sale anywhere.... I love Austerlitz and the early battles... any more coming our way ???

John

 

[Mitch]

Obee....

Do you by any chance have pics of your painted work? I am fascinated by these 'flats' and would like to see them or a step guide to how you paint. Seems very interesting
Mitch

 

[VID_soldiers]

Its great seeing Flats on this Forum.... and that you are making more of them. I've only got about 3 sets in my collection, and they do take a different technique in painting, but most rewarding.

Do you have these for sale anywhere.... I love Austerlitz and the early battles... any more coming our way ???

John

John, all sets you can buy directly from me or ask it here
http://www.gloriousempires.com/

Set F004 just re-issued and now it nobody have in sale, only me.

 

[VID_soldiers]

Obee....

Do you by any chance have pics of your painted work? I am fascinated by these 'flats' and would like to see them or a step guide to how you paint. Seems very interesting
Mitch

Mitch,
I post some painted sets from our collection but made by our team.
French line infantry in square, 1805 (painted in 1989-1990)

 

[VID_soldiers]

Set of SIMA "Trophies of Austerlitz, 1805"

 

[Mitch]

VID_soldiers...

These are really astonishing very nice indeed. The painting is excellent thanks for posting
Mitch

Set of SIMA "Trophies of Austerlitz, 1805"

 

[VID_soldiers]

Just reload our 4the set of flats: French infantry at Austerlitz in reserve, 1805

 

[VID_soldiers]

Our 5th set of flats: Russian Guard in attack at Austerlitz, 1805