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Doesn't have to be modeling. The ones on litko are five dollars a piece but I'm hoping
there's something else out there. Any suggestions?

Plasticard + Xacto + Stove + Ice Water = Flag

Considered that.

Considered wetting paper and putting it on brass rod.

Considered learning the green stuff way.

In the future, I will try these methods even though modeling is my least favorite thing
about the hobby (I enjoy painting a lot).

However, I'm wondering what all is out there.

No idea. The ease of using the stove method is why I chose it. For a few bucks, I can make hundreds of flags out of thin plasticard. To add flavor to them, just use a bit of greenstuff to make tears or tatters (if you didn't ahead of time or to add more detail).

Good luck on your quest.

I will second the stove idea. Its so simple and fast, I wouldn't even bother looking for premade flags, as they will be inherently more fragile and less customizeable.