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Gallery / Re: Mameluke Officer
« Last post by Hannibal on Today at 02:57:20 PM »
I am fully supporting Snagy, le painting is done with extreme attention to details, very clean painting, excellent expession given to the face, with proud! sufficnet shadows to give a volume expression to the body.


An excellent painting making this character very well happy of his rank.
Congratulation to the work and the transposition from a probable canvas painting to a flat, looking like a 3D figurine !!!
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Gallery / Re: Mameluke Officer
« Last post by zinnmartina on Today at 10:55:03 AM »
Wonderful an 10 cm high.
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a very fortified village.
Wonderful diorama and good idea take hungarians.
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Flat Figure Sets / Re: Hafer - Faconhunt 1764
« Last post by zinnmartina on Today at 10:47:24 AM »
This set is wonderful.
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For Sale/Trade/Wants / Re: Walter Timm's Turkish War Figures
« Last post by tinman on July 02, 2025, 09:33:48 AM »
Thanks Kroi. Nicely painted figures.


Flesesee has a few of the Ottoman figures, but most must be with another owner. For those who are interested, Flesensee has a large number of Timm's "Inquisition and Dutch Revolt" figures.
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For Sale/Trade/Wants / Re: Walter Timm's Turkish War Figures
« Last post by John Alberts on July 01, 2025, 02:45:07 PM »
Very good paint work!
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For Sale/Trade/Wants / Re: Walter Timm's Turkish War Figures
« Last post by kroi on July 01, 2025, 11:56:08 AM »
Zinnfiguren Flesensee has got some of the Timm-moulds. I can't say whether the Ottoman types too.
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For Sale/Trade/Wants / Walter Timm's Turkish War Figures
« Last post by tinman on July 01, 2025, 10:37:22 AM »
 I found the article in BFFS Journal 156 entitled "The Janissary Corp of Turkey" to be very informative. Unfortunately, I noticed that the additional information on where to get Janissary figures did not mention the figures of the German editor Walter Timm. I suppose it is because the writer did not know what became of these figures. They were last with FECHNER and were listed on pages 176-179 of his catalog. (See attachment.)


Doe anyone know who is the present owner of these molds?




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Resources & Reviews / Re: Books
« Last post by willie on June 22, 2025, 10:17:02 AM »
 To all my friends I want to say Hi now settled in and have a lot of books to talk about. So let’s start  Ospreys Men at Arms series. First German Troops in the American Revolutionary War # 2 they printed it . Next Greek resistance in World War II, ground tubes the Korean War  vol 1 is the North Koreans, The Red Chinese armies. Next is US Army and Marines. they offer few of a war that isn’t covered much uniform wise . To finish  is Wars in Central Europe from 1918 to 1921 The  Austrian Hungarian army  If you are Wargamer you have lots armies to chose from and well bring you up October . Not much  Helton & Company still weighing for volume 8 Louis XIV Wars . They also have other you would like. So  that’s it for now Willie
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Gallery / Re: the field of the cloth of gold
« Last post by marko on June 19, 2025, 10:51:33 AM »
Beautiful work sir!


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