Horror Family - Woman in Vampire Costume Miniature FigureNo. 1961:10

A mysterious miniature figure and model figure for dioramas and model making: The woman from the horror family stands with her arms crossed in a floor-length dress with wide sleeves; several flat, pointed shapes extend outward around her feet. 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 her in an eerie scene at the roadside, in a courtyard, or next to a model car. Her crossed arms and striking dress add a distinctive touch to the scene.

Which scale is right for which model-making project? The following ideas show suitable places for the figure in different miniature worlds.

• 1:10 At the roadside next to an RC model car or at a rest stop in an RC crawler diorama, the standing woman creates an eerie scene.
• 1:12 In a dollhouse courtyard or at the edge of a miniature room scene, the figure can be staged as a striking resident.
• 1:14 In a freight yard next to an RC truck or at the edge of an LKW diorama, the woman creates a striking contrast with the setting.
• 1:16 At a rural roadside or at a commercial vehicle display, the figure adds to an RC model-making scene.
• 1:18 Next to a model car or in a garage diorama, the woman can be placed as an eerie figure at the edge of the scene.
• 1:20 As part of a courtyard scene or next to an architectural model setting, the standing figure brings a larger miniature environment to life.
• 1:22,5 In front of a garden railway station or in a Gauge II scene, the woman can be placed as a striking passerby.
• 1:24 Next to a model car or at the edge of a garage diorama, the figure adds a gloomy street scene away from the Slotcar track.
• 1:32 As part of a neighborhood on a Gauge I layout or next to a tractor model, the figure adds an unusual touch.
• 1:35 At the edge of a civilian workshop scene or next to a vehicle model, the woman fits into a vehicle diorama.
• 1:43 Next to a die-cast car or around a Slotcar track, the figure can be staged as an eerie passerby.
• 1:48 At the roadside of a US O scale layout or next to a vehicle setting, the woman adds to an unusual scene.
• 1:50 In a town square or in front of an architectural model building, the figure becomes a striking focal point in the scene.
• 1:64 Next to model cars or in a neighborhood on a Gauge S layout, the standing woman brings a gloomy note to a small street scene.

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