Woman in a wheelchair – figure in everyday clothing with long hair Diorama FigureRef. No. 4511:10

A long-haired woman sits upright in a wheelchair, wearing a long-sleeved top, long trousers and sneakers; her hands rest on the armrests. As a miniature figure and model figure, she is suitable for dioramas and model making. Available in 1:10, 1:12, 1:14, 1:16, 1:18, 1:20, 1:22,5, 1:24, 1:32, 1:35 and 1:43.

You can buy this figure in the miniatures shop and place her in a realistic everyday scene at a roadside, in front of a station or around a building model. Her seated pose makes her a calm, clearly recognizable focal point in the scene.

Which scale is right for your model-making project? The following suggestions pair the figure with suitable model vehicles, layouts and settings.

• 1:10 Beside an RC model car or in an RC diorama, the seated woman can be staged at a roadside or rest stop.
• 1:12 As an addition to a miniature room or dollhouse, the figure fits into an interior or courtyard.
• 1:14 Beside an RC truck or in a truck diorama, the woman can be placed in a transport yard or at a rest stop.
• 1:16 The figure is a suitable, understated addition to a depot scene or a commercial vehicle diorama.
• 1:18 Beside a model car or in a garage diorama, the seated woman can be staged in a street scene or outside a garage.
• 1:20 In a miniature setting or architectural model, the figure can bring a courtyard scene or the area in front of a building to life.
• 1:22,5 The seated woman complements a station forecourt or park on a garden railway or Gauge II layout.
• 1:24 Beside a model car or a Slotcar track, the figure can be placed at a roadside or around a model garage.
• 1:32 As an addition to a Slotcar racing track or Gauge I layout, the figure fits into the surroundings of the track or a station forecourt.
• 1:35 The seated woman can complement a civilian courtyard or street scene in a workshop setting or vehicle diorama.
• 1:43 Beside a model car or in a die-cast diorama, the figure is suitable for a street scene or a square in front of a building.

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