Phrygians

Blumming heck! I haven't heard the Phrygians mentioned since I was a lad in 1970s and there was much debate about the Phrygian axemen which were about only miniatures of Phrygians at time - Garrison 25mm or were they 20mm?
So sonic's question got me wondering about how they looked, my first port of call was
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phrygians

And the first image there (source unknown but looks like Victorian drawing?) has them looking like the figure that Vodnik suggested. While second image, said to be from reconstruction at Pazarlı, Çorum, Turkey, 7th–6th centuries BC, has them looking like Greek hoplites, although in the small image the crested headgear (helmet?) is unclear to my fading eyes, (eg unclear if metal helmet with crest or leather / fabric helmet with crest like later Iberian headgear). see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phrygians#/media/File:Phrygian_soldiers._Detail_from_a_reconstruction_of_a_Phrygian_building_at_Pararli,_Turkey,_7th%E2%80%936th_Centuries_BC.jpg

This 'Pinterest' site has copied a source I dont recognise, but in Osprey style, showing the infantry in bronze helmets, see i.pinimg.com/474x/e1/25/a7/e125a7c72930ea8548fadf081daaca07--dark-ages-the-greeks.jpg

So that opens up a lot of source possibilities for figures, albeit I no longer do 15mm purchases, so no longer sure what's out there.
CarlL

I’m looking at an Early Achaemenid Persian army and these were indeed the models I was considering for their 3Ax Anatolian/Caucasus troops, who included Phrygians. Several manufacturers have nice Thracians, but they aren’t exactly the same.  

...the Phrygian are closer to Thracian then to Kardakians from Essex. But there are later Thracians with celtic shields insteat of peltas. There are any early Thracians from FOB with peltas or greek skirmishers...

Thanks everyone for the input. Sadly, these all have either round or 'normal' peltast shields. I'm wanting some with the middle horn as well. Close to the image I put at the start and the link shared by carll.

...a lot of my armies are Metal Magic but there are also Gladiator ranges made later without german support...

sonic,

did you ever solve your shield dilemma?

If not a recent experiment of mine was to use milliput to make some shields. Of course its time consuming but if you were doing 12 element army it might work for you? It would be trial and error, like pressing out small balls of mixed / kneaded milliput, then cutting them to shape. Getting the detail of your shield image (other than painting it on) would be difficult without the skills of a die maker!?

CarlL