International Flat Figure Society - British Flat Figure Society
Flat Figures Painters Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: Brian on October 30, 2013, 02:22:55 PM
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Not quiet the same but how about a flat? what do you think would there be a market for it :-\
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I am guessing Andrea?
Why not, it is like a diorama in a box?
WWI does seem to be catered to quite a bit more of late. I remember when Scale Link was the only game in town and I have done a few of their figures. This is pretty cool but, too modern for my tastes. (Though I do the odd WWI airplane still.) I suspect it has an impressive price tag as well for something of this size?
Mark
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Rather nice, but if Andrea, what price???? £ 200 + :(
As a flat it would be a challenge with light etc.
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Yes this is a new Andrea and the price is around the 400/450 euros!!
my idea was the tank with crew loading shells though the door on the gun pod, thinking now it to much so stay with bikes as my projects ;)
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Brian, if you make it I'm pretty sure that i will buy it. I hope if you do it, it will be 70 mm
It will cost less then the Andrea piece.
Marc
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Hey mate,
where are the spoes? ;D ;D ;D ;D
J.
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I like the Idea. Why not some trucks and artillery subjects Willie
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I know it's not a flat, it's not what we do but the new realise from Tommy's War could slip me back in to round figure painting, at last a set to consider ;) :D
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Hey mate,
where are the spoes? ;D ;D ;D ;D
J.
We have some on the rear carrier! now if they did 80MPH would you see them this is the question ;D :o
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This is the cover of the 1953 Ariel catalogue - do you think they were naïve or was the double entendre intended? Make a nice flat.
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"Make a nice flat."
A two piece, bike and girl, but what size would you have Jerry? a small 30mm or the same as my bikes, after the next bike it will be old British bikes the will be made under the 2D banner ;)
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Brian, your drawing is exactly what I'm looking for. Do it!
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OK, even I'm tempted on the bike and babe. Make it at least 54mm. Include the girl, but make it more of a 50s-60s pinup style by having her lifting her dress to fix a garter and stocking and I'm in.
Puns and the double-entendre were nearly always part of pin-up art back in the day. Elvgren would be proud...
Glen
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No, make it maximum 45 mm.
Everything else is too big.
J.
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Well, I would actually prefer 70-75mm, but I went down to 54mm. The bike is an open frame with very visible machinery and intricate components. 45mm runs the risk of over-simplifying everything from engraving to painting.
My 2p worth...
Glen
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I'm with Glen - 75mm.