Woman in Long Wedding Dress with High Heels Standing Figurea1091:18

This standing miniature figure shows a woman in a long wedding dress and high heels, with one hand on her head and the other slightly outstretched. As a model figure for dioramas and model making, she is suitable as a detailed figure for matching scenes. Available in 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 create a wedding or street scene. Place the woman, for example, in front of a building or next to a model car to add a festively dressed person to your diorama.

Which scale is right for your model-making project? The following ideas show how the figure can fit into different miniature worlds.

• 1:18 The woman can be placed next to a model car or in a garage diorama as a festively dressed person in a collector's scene.
• 1:20 In a miniature setting or architectural model, the woman can complement a courtyard scene or the forecourt of a building.
• 1:22,5 For a garden railway, the figure is a suitable addition to a station forecourt or a park scene alongside the tracks.
• 1:24 In a garage diorama or beside a Slotcar track, the woman can be depicted as a person in a civilian street scene.
• 1:32 Next to a tractor model or at a Slotcar race track, the woman can complement a farmyard or race track setting.
• 1:35 In a civilian workshop scene or next to a vehicle model, the figure adds a festive touch to the diorama.
• 1:43 The woman can be placed next to a model car or in a Diecast diorama in an urban street scene.
• 1:48 The figure can complement a streetscape on a US O-scale layout; a vehicle setting is also a suitable staging idea.
• 1:50 The woman can be used as part of a public scene in front of an architectural model or in a city model.
• 1:64 Next to model cars or in a Diecast diorama, the woman can complement a small street scene or a section of a town on an S-scale layout.

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