Cowboy with sunglasses and hat – figure with casual shirt and light trousers Diorama FigureRef. No. 4031:10

A standing miniature figure and model figure for dioramas and model building: The cowboy wears a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, a short-sleeved casual shirt, and light-colored trousers. With both hands on his hips and a watch on his wrist, he makes a striking focal point. Available in 1:10, 1:12, 1:14, 1:16, 1:18, 1:20, 1:22,5, 1:24, 1:32, 1:35, 1:43, 1:48, 1:50 and 1:64.

You can buy this figure in the miniatures shop and stage it in a Western-inspired street or farmyard scene. The cowboy complements an everyday setting next to a model car or in front of a building model.

Which scale suits which model-building project? The following examples show possible settings for the figure.

• 1:10 The cowboy can be placed at the roadside in an RC diorama next to an RC model car or RC crawler as part of a rest-stop scene.
• 1:12 The cowboy is suitable as a person in a courtyard in a miniature room or small model garage; alternatively, he can complement a scene with an RC model car.
• 1:14 The cowboy can be staged for a truck diorama with an RC truck in a freight yard or in front of a workshop.
• 1:16 At a country roadside or in a business yard, the figure complements a commercial vehicle diorama and an RC model-building scene.
• 1:18 The cowboy can be placed as a standing person in a street scene next to a model car or in a garage diorama.
• 1:20 In front of a building or in a model courtyard, the cowboy adds an accent to a miniature setting or street diorama.
• 1:22,5 The cowboy complements a Scale II scene in front of a station or in a garden railway park.
• 1:24 The cowboy can be staged as a figure at the roadside or in front of a model garage in a garage diorama or next to a Slotcar.
• 1:32 The cowboy fits into a rural Scale I scene as a person around a Slotcar racetrack or next to a tractor model.
• 1:35 The cowboy can be placed next to a vehicle model in a civilian farmyard or workshop scene in plastic model building.
• 1:43 The cowboy complements a die-cast diorama as a standing person at the roadside next to a model car or on a Slotcar track.
• 1:48 The cowboy is suitable for a US O-scale layout in a street setting; alternatively, he can be staged next to a vehicle model.
• 1:50 The cowboy complements an architectural model or city scene in front of a building or next to a commercial vehicle model.
• 1:64 The cowboy can be placed in a small street scene next to model cars or as part of a Scale S layout.

Each figure is supplied unpainted and with support structures.
These are model-building figures and not toys!
The figures are designed by 3DP Miniatures.