Miniature figure paramedic and emergency doctor: rescue service set (No. s15)(No. s15)1:18

Paramedics and Emergency Doctor: Emergency Medical Services Set

This five-piece resin figure set depicts an emergency medical services team in different dynamic operational poses. The stretcher, bags and varied body positions allow for a lively emergency scene around an ambulance, accident site or medical treatment. The figures are supplied unpainted and with support structures; the coloured images serve as design examples.

• Paramedic with Stretcher: Standing figure with gloves and cap, guiding a wheeled stretcher by its handles.
• Paramedic 1: Forward-striding figure with gloves, stethoscope and a large bag carried in one hand.
• Paramedic 2: Standing figure with braided hair and gloves; one arm is extended to the side with an open hand.
• Paramedic 3: Moving figure with gloves and a large strapped backpack on their back.
• Paramedic 4: Briskly walking figure in short-sleeved uniform and gloves.

Scales and suitable projects

• 1:18: Especially suitable for large model cars, emergency vehicles, garage dioramas and collector display cases.
• 1:20: Suitable for larger emergency medical services dioramas and individually built special models.
• 1:22.5: An appropriate choice for emergency scenes on a garden railway or in a Scale II setting.
• 1:24: Can be combined well with model cars, ambulances and detailed street scenes in this scale.
• 1:32: Suitable for Scale I dioramas and emergency operations at the edge of a suitably scaled racetrack.
• 1:35: Suitable for vehicle dioramas and plastic model building with emergency or accident scenes.
• 1:43: Recommended for model cars and diecast collections with emergency vehicles.
• 1:48: Suitable for compact vehicle dioramas and scenes in US O scale.
• 1:50: Suitable for architectural and city models, such as in front of an emergency station, clinic or urban incident site.

Practical uses

• For a garage diorama with a model car, the 1:18 or 1:24 versions are particularly suitable. The figures can be arranged next to a same-scale emergency vehicle or at an entrance.
• An emergency station on a model railway can be detailed in 1:22.5 for garden railways or Scale II and in 1:32 for Scale I. The walking figures and the paramedic with stretcher bring the forecourt and vehicle hall to life.
• For a vehicle or accident diorama in plastic model building, 1:35 and 1:48 are suitable. The stretcher, bag and backpack support a clearly recognisable rescue scene.
• In a model car or diecast collection, 1:18, 1:24 and 1:43 match same-scale emergency vehicles and create a convincing display case presentation.
• For an architectural or city model, 1:50 is especially suitable. The team can be placed in front of a clinic entrance, emergency station or on a street.

The set is a model-making accessory and not a toy. It includes a total of five unpainted resin figures with the respective depicted equipment; the support structures must be removed before painting.