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MarkManofTIN:
Lurlander
Knowing your interest in Scandi troops and bicycle troops, look at the tricorne WW1 swedes on bicycles in this interesting article here in the sample edition of the BFSS 2001 journal 


http://intflatfigures.org/BFFS/attachments/BFFS%20J62.pdf

MarkManofTIN:
Lurlander
I have been casting some more Schneider figures similar to the ones (I have listed the mould numbers  on my blog post) used in your East Africa WW1 game https://manoftinblog.wordpress.com/2021/04/14/april-first-casting-sessions-2021/


If you need anymore of these colonial figures, I can cast some more on my next session and post them up.  I have drilled, pinned / wired and repaired any short rifles with functional repairs. Lots of the 'antique' or 'vintage' ones that I see for sale have these weapon ends missing, either play amaze or poor mass casting.


The Natives / Red Indians are tricky to get the bow / tomahawk weapons fully cast but I will do some repairs on the 90%+  castings functional and stout enough for gaming.

MarkManofTIN:
A stylish game - especially with the 2D palm trees.

Lurlander:
A game with Schneider semi flats set in Afrika 1914...
http://tradgardland.blogspot.com/2021/03/great-semi-flat-war-in-afrika.html

MarkManofTIN:
Thank you very much Marko!
I hope we attract or make contact with other Flats gamers or attract gamers to paint more Flats.

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