Berlin silhouette, ca 1650 after a colored lithograph by Merian done about then.
Small scale flat produced by KLIO Berlin club
Small scale flat produced by KLIO Berlin club
Town of Bitche, France, in 16th or 17th century
A very small scale flat figure by Schwarz
A very small scale flat figure by Schwarz
Asterix and Obelix - painted by Ellen Sanders
Large scale flats by Johannes Trips
Large scale flats by Johannes Trips
The Bakery - a 30mm flats shadow box diorama - built 2016
30mm flats produced by Sixtus Maier (†) for the 1969 Kulmbacher Zinnfigurenbörse as the show's figures "Tagungsfiguren"
30mm flats produced by Sixtus Maier (†) for the 1969 Kulmbacher Zinnfigurenbörse as the show's figures "Tagungsfiguren"
"Ein Herz für Tiere" - literally "a heart for animals" - a charity-oriented large scale, 60mm, flat that Rick painted for his mother ca. 1990
Produced by SHA Zinnfiguren (Werner Fechner, Michelbach/Bilz)
Produced by SHA Zinnfiguren (Werner Fechner, Michelbach/Bilz)
Prince and Princess - Fürst und Fürstin
Large scale flat by SHA Zinnfiguren (Werner Fechner, Michelbach/Bilz)
Large scale flat by SHA Zinnfiguren (Werner Fechner, Michelbach/Bilz)
Heidelberg Perkeo
70mm flat produced by Ursula Döll (Heidelberg)
Perkeo the dwarf is reputed to have lived in in the Heidelberg Castle and having jumped out of window onto one of the terraces, left his footprints in the stone paving. He is also associated with the huge wine cask that is located in the castle.
This large scale flat was painted by Ellen Sanders ca. 1982, the first of the three or four flats she ever painted, putting her husband Rick to shame.
70mm flat produced by Ursula Döll (Heidelberg)
Perkeo the dwarf is reputed to have lived in in the Heidelberg Castle and having jumped out of window onto one of the terraces, left his footprints in the stone paving. He is also associated with the huge wine cask that is located in the castle.
This large scale flat was painted by Ellen Sanders ca. 1982, the first of the three or four flats she ever painted, putting her husband Rick to shame.
The Struwelpeter
The Struwelpeter, or "shock-haired Peter" or "Shaggy Peter" was a character in a German children's book written in 1845 by Heinrich Hoffmann. The Struwelpeter, pronounced strew-vell-paeter, was noted for his not grooming himself properly and consequently been unpopular.
This large scale, 40mm, flat produced by Ursula Döll (Heidelberg) was painted by Ellen Sanders ca. 1982
The Struwelpeter, or "shock-haired Peter" or "Shaggy Peter" was a character in a German children's book written in 1845 by Heinrich Hoffmann. The Struwelpeter, pronounced strew-vell-paeter, was noted for his not grooming himself properly and consequently been unpopular.
This large scale, 40mm, flat produced by Ursula Döll (Heidelberg) was painted by Ellen Sanders ca. 1982
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Two sides of a 30mm scale 17th-18th century covered wagon
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Santa Claus - Sankt Niklaus - is a popular figure for gifting in Germany in the Christmas season - both figures produced by Andreas Trost