Multi-Pack- 6 figures in assorted poses -3D scans - OO9/OO/HO

6 Figures in 1:76 scale suitable for using as general figures in and around the station, all around 23mm tall. They are shipped from stock and are ready to paint. This listing is for six resin printed pieces. 

Finishing: All items are cleaned and cured by hand. They are unassembled (if needed). Ready for you to prime and paint.

All pieces and parts come unprimed and unpainted with all supports removed.

Remember, the delicacy of resin calls for gentle handling. Though we can't be responsible for accidents after delivery, we're here to assist if any mishaps occur during transit. Just provide us with images, and we'll explore ways to lend a helping hand.

FAQ – Product FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is included in this set?

You receive six individual resin-printed figures in 1:76 scale (around 23 mm tall each). The figures are supplied unprimed and unpainted, with all printing supports already removed, and ready for you to prime and paint.

What scale are these figures and what layouts are they suitable for?

These figures are 1:76 scale, approximately 23 mm tall. They are ideal for OO gauge model railway layouts, especially for use in and around station areas or other general scene detailing.

Are the figures pre-painted or ready-to-use out of the box?

No, the figures are supplied unpainted and unprimed. They are fully cleaned and cured, so you can start by applying your preferred primer and then paint them to suit your layout.

Are the figures supplied assembled?

All items are cleaned and cured by hand and supplied unassembled if assembly is needed for a particular pose or piece. Any separate parts arrive with all supports removed and ready for you to prepare, prime, and paint.

What material are the figures made from?

The figures are resin printed pieces. Resin allows for fine detail but is more delicate than some other materials, so gentle handling is important during preparation, painting, and layout installation.

Can these figures be used outdoors or in a garden railway?

These are resin figures intended primarily for indoor model railway layouts. If you plan to use them in more exposed environments, take extra care with sealing and protection, and be mindful that resin is delicate and best treated as an indoor scenic item.

What should I do if a figure arrives damaged in transit?

If anything arrives damaged, please take clear photos of the affected parts and the packaging. Get in touch with those images and the seller will explore ways to help. While they cannot be responsible for accidents after delivery, they are happy to assist with transit issues.

Are you able to replace figures broken after I receive them?

The delicacy of resin means the seller cannot take responsibility for accidents that occur after delivery. However, if you do have a mishap, you are welcome to reach out for advice or potential options; they will do their best to offer guidance.

Do the figures come with bases or scenery elements?

This listing is specifically for six resin printed figures only. Any bases, scenery, or additional accessories shown in layout photos would be for illustration purposes and are not included unless explicitly stated elsewhere.

Can I use these figures with other manufacturers’ OO gauge items?

Yes. At 1:76 scale and about 23 mm tall, these figures are well suited to most OO gauge and 4 mm scale ranges, making them a good match for many other manufacturers’ buildings, rolling stock, and accessories.

Do the figures need any cleaning before painting?

All items are cleaned and cured by hand before shipping, so no major cleaning is required. You may wish to give them a light rinse and allow them to dry fully before priming, but they are supplied ready for you to prime and paint.

Why are the figures supplied unpainted and unprimed?

Supplying the figures unpainted and unprimed lets you finish them exactly to your taste and match your existing layout style. It also keeps costs down and gives experienced modellers full control over colours and weathering.

One of my figures has a slightly bent or delicate part. Is this normal?

Resin is a delicate material, and fine details can be vulnerable to stress. Minor flex in thin parts can happen and should be handled gently. If you believe something is damaged from transit, take photos and contact the seller so they can advise on the best way forward.

The figure doesn’t stand perfectly straight on my layout. How can I fix this?

Because these are supplied as plain resin pieces, you may need to adjust how they are mounted on your baseboard or platform. A small dab of adhesive and, if desired, a custom base or scenic material around the feet will help them stand firmly and blend into the scene.

I can see a small mark where a support was removed. What should I do?

All supports are removed before shipping, but you may occasionally notice a tiny mark where one was attached. This can usually be smoothed gently with fine abrasive tools before priming. Work carefully, as the resin is delicate, and avoid removing too much material.

What should I do if a small part snaps while I’m handling the figure?

If a part breaks while you are working on it, stop and keep both pieces safe. You can often reattach small parts with a suitable adhesive. For further help, you can contact the seller with photos; while they can’t be responsible for accidents after delivery, they are happy to offer guidance.

How should I prepare the figures before priming?

The figures are already cleaned and cured, so preparation is minimal. Inspect each figure for any small marks from support removal, gently tidy them if needed, and ensure the surface is free from dust before applying your chosen primer.

What type of primer should I use on these resin figures?

Any primer suitable for resin miniatures is appropriate. The key point is that the figures are supplied unprimed and ready for you to use your preferred product and painting system that you already trust on other resin models.

Do I need to assemble anything before painting?

The figures are supplied unassembled if assembly is required for a particular piece. It is generally best to complete any necessary assembly and check the fit of parts before priming and painting, so you have a solid base to work on.

Can I paint the figures directly without priming?

The figures are supplied ready for you to prime and paint, and using a primer is strongly recommended. Priming helps paint adhere better and gives an even surface, especially important on smooth resin.

Any tips for handling the figures while painting?

Resin is delicate, so handle the figures gently and avoid gripping thin parts. Many modellers like to temporarily fix the figures to a holder or cap while painting to reduce direct handling and protect the fine details during the painting process.