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Flat Figures Painters Forum => Figure Identification/Search => Topic started by: JimWhitehead on June 12, 2024, 12:14:45 PM
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Hi everyone I have recently inherited these flat moulds I've tried search around but no luck with finding anything. Hoping someone here my be able to help, any information greatly appreciated
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The animals are pretty cool. I am sure someone here will know for sure.
I am wondering if these are some type of a kids kit that allows them to cast their own figures. I have seen a variety of these and this has a similar look to it. Molten metal melted on a stove and poured from a sauce pan, what could happen.
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Hello
I think these are Ideal Moulds for selfcasting of semiflat Figures, for Kids.The form of the moulds is, as far as I know, typical for Ideal Formen
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I think these are Ideal Moulds for selfcasting of semiflat Figures, for Kids.The form of the moulds is, as far as I know, typical for Ideal Formen
Thank you, I have been reading Ideal as Jdeal
Do you know the country of origin and apx date ?
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Molten metal melted on a stove and poured from a sauce pan, what could happen.
I remember doing this with my Grandad in the early 90s, we used a baked bean tin for pouring and old camping stove. I inherited those as well. The flats pictures are a white casting metal, but there is also a bag of older ones marked as Lead.
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Moulds of the German company Schneider.
with luck I find a catalogue.
I myself own the mould with lion, kangooroo and elephant.
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Managed to find the Ideal Catalogue via a friend on instgram
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Cool !
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Awesome stuff