Wheelchair User in Everyday Life Diorama Figure SetNo. S591:18

Wheelchair Users in Everyday Life – Complete Set S59

This five-piece figure set adds differently designed wheelchair users to city, street and everyday scenes. Various clothing styles, directions of view and hand poses create varied arrangements. The resin miniatures are supplied unpainted with support structures.

Included figures

• Woman in wheelchair – figure in everyday clothing with long hair (Ref. No. 451): Upright seated woman with hands on armrests.
• Man in wheelchair – figure in everyday clothing (Ref. No. 452): Straight-seated man with one hand at the wheelchair.
• Seated figure: Man in wheelchair with hat (Ref. No. 453): Man with hat, jacket and tie.
• Seated figure: Person in wheelchair with raised hand (Ref. No. 454): Friendly figure with cap and raised hand.
• Seated figure: Person in wheelchair with folded hands (Ref. No. 455): Side-looking person with folded hands.

Scales and suitable projects

• 1:18: for street scenes, garage dioramas and display cases.
• 1:20: for larger dioramas, city models and special models.
• 1:22,5: for garden railway and Scale II street or station scenes.
• 1:24: for model-car dioramas and architectural models.
• 1:32: for Scale I layouts and slot-car surroundings.
• 1:35: for civilian vehicle dioramas and plastic modelling.
• 1:43: for model cars, die-cast collections and street scenes.

Practical uses

The figures suit garage dioramas with model cars, particularly in 1:18, 1:24 or 1:43. In urban model railway scenes, place them on pavements, squares, at stops or in front of buildings; 1:22,5 suits garden railways and Scale II, while 1:32 suits Scale I.

For civilian plastic-model vehicle dioramas, 1:35 is suitable. Architectural and city models can use 1:20 or 1:24. The different poses allow quiet everyday scenes and small encounters.

Unpainted resin modelmaking accessory. Remove support structures before further finishing. Not intended as a toy.