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Winter Children – 7 Figures – Snowman and Snowball Fight

This seven-piece resin figure set combines children and teenagers in different standing and kneeling poses. The figures are suitable for creating lively everyday, group and winter scenes. The scope of delivery includes only the seven figures listed below; a separate snowman is not listed in the component list.

• Child in Rain Jacket: Standing child with hood, rain jacket and boots, holding a green frog-shaped object in one hand.
• Kneeling Boy: Kneeling boy with cap, vest and arm extended forward.
• Children with Special Abilities 1: Girl with Paranormal Abilities: Upright-standing girl with short hair, dress and jacket; both hands are clenched into fists.
• Children with Special Abilities 2: Four Friends: Upright-standing teenager with jacket, long trousers and arms hanging at the sides.
• Children with Special Abilities 3: Four Friends: Standing teenager with curly hair, long-sleeved top and neutral arm position.
• Children with Special Abilities 4: Four Friends: Smiling teenager with shirt, long trousers and hands held loosely at the sides.
• Children with Special Abilities 5: Four Friends: Teenager with cap and layered top; one hand rests on the hip.

The figures are supplied unpainted in resin and with support structures. Before painting, the supports must be removed and the surfaces finished according to the desired result. The colored depictions serve as design examples. Model-making accessory – not a toy.

Practical uses

• For a winter street diorama, the seven figures can be arranged as a group of children and teenagers on snow-covered paths, squares or in front of buildings.
• Next to a model car, the standing figures suit pedestrians or a group of friends; the kneeling boy can be placed directly beside a vehicle or at the roadside.
• In a city or architectural model, the neutrally standing teenagers bring sidewalks, schoolyards, parks and residential areas to life.
• On a model railway layout, the figures are suitable for platforms, forecourts or winter-themed everyday scenes, provided the chosen figure scale matches the layout.
• For a narrative diorama, the girl with special abilities provides a striking focal point, while the other figures can be arranged as a cohesive group.

Scale selection

• 1:18: Particularly suitable for 1:18 model cars, larger street scenes and display cases.
• 1:20: Suitable for larger dioramas and special models in the same scale.
• 1:22.5: A suitable choice for garden railway and Scale II scenes with winter or urban themes.
• 1:24: Ideal for dioramas centered around model cars, buildings and street scenes in 1:24.
• 1:32: Suitable for Scale I layouts as well as proportionately matching scenes at a slot car racetrack.
• 1:35: Recommended for vehicle dioramas and plastic model building in 1:35.
• 1:43: Suitable for model cars and die-cast collections in this scale.
• 1:48: Suitable for compact vehicle dioramas and US O scale scenes.
• 1:50: Particularly useful for architectural and city models with lively outdoor areas.
• 1:64: Suitable for small model cars and compact die-cast dioramas.