As it says in the title work in progress.

Roger.

Wow, Roger what a great miniature. What make etc?
I often think there is a quality of animation captured in these small equestrian flats that is so lacking in many fully sculpted figures. They're quite magical.
Great start to the painting too - I'm coming to be a real fan of your richly painted horses!
Cheers Mat

Hi Roger,

Cracking job on that horse, how do you turn them out so quickly I was only looking at the Landsknect last night!...........must be a sign of a mis-spent youth!

Keith

Thank you Mat. it is a Neckel figure in the Army of the Blue King set engraved by Ludwig Frank.

Cheers keith, it's easy to make good progress when I can sit down all day and paint without any interuptions.

Roger.

Great start my friend


Alexandros

Looking good, that would be an interesting 3d piece as well!

Thank you both

Actually it could be a Loy figure, not Neckel as previously stated as it has a L on the base, definately engraved by Ludwig Frank though.

Roger.

Nice one mate, churning them out,eh.

Cheers Rob.... nothing better to do with my time

Roger.

Thanks for the info Roger. Where do you get your flats from? Is there a supplier in the UK?
Bye the way, there really is no better way to spend your time than doing what you enjoy!
Cheers Mat

Your welcome Mat. This particular flat was a gift from a friend, hence the sketchy info.
I purchase all my flats online from Germany. Vendors that I have used and would recommend for quality and service are;

Fechner,
http://www.fechner-zinnfiguren.de/frames.php?spr=eng&PHPSESSID=8496addcf86bf3004e81abe2fa2f9d73

GO International,
http://www.zinnfiguren-golberg.de/

Alexander Wilken,
http://www.zinnfiguren-wilken.de/

Grünewald,
http://www.zinnfiguren-gruenewald.de/pages/ggpag.html

Fredericus Rex,
http://www.fredericus-rex.de/

Roger.

Thanks Roger, much appreciated
Mat