People Multi-Pack- 6 (Version 1) assorted poses -3D scans - NG7 / O Gauge

6 Unpainted Figures in 1:43.5 scale suitable for using as workers and people , all around 39mm tall plus or minus as their heights are based on real people.  They are shipped from stock and are ready to paint. This listing is for six resin printed pieces. This is version 1, see our other listings for different figures.

Compare our prices to well known 3D sellers who charge over £30 for just 5 figures and you'll see that our range is extremely competitive. Plus all our figures are removed from sprues and supports, so no fiddly cutting required or chances of breaking them. Just prime and paint and they are ready to use

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. Painted figures are for example only and are not included.

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 product?

This product includes six unpainted resin figures in 1:43.5 scale, each approximately 39 mm tall (plus or minus, based on real human heights). All supports and sprues are removed, and the figures are supplied unprimed and unpainted, ready for you to prime and paint. Painted figures shown in photos are for example only and are not included.

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

The figures are 1:43.5 scale, with heights around 39 mm. They are suitable for layouts and dioramas that use this scale, especially where you need workers or general people figures around industrial, depot, or street scenes.

Are the figures already assembled when they arrive?

The figures are supplied unassembled if any separate parts are required, but all supports and sprues have been removed for you. In most cases you will simply receive six ready-to-prime figures without any cutting or clipping needed.

How are the figures finished before shipping?

Each figure is cleaned and cured by hand after printing. They are checked, freed from supports, and prepared so you can go straight to priming and painting without having to remove any printing supports.

Is this the only set of figures you offer?

No. This is Version 1 of this particular set of workers/people. There are other listings available with different figures, so you can mix and match to build a varied population for your layout or diorama.

Why are these figures described as competitive in price?

Comparable 3D printed figures from well-known sellers can cost over £30 for just five figures. This set offers six figures at a more competitive price, with the added benefit that all supports are already removed, saving you time and reducing the risk of damage during preparation.

My figure arrived with a broken part. What should I do?

If any damage occurs during transit, please contact the seller and provide clear photos of the affected figure and its packaging. While accidents after delivery cannot be covered, they are happy to explore ways to help when issues arise during shipping.

Why do the figures feel delicate?

The figures are made from resin, which allows for fine detail but is naturally more brittle than some other materials. This delicacy is normal for resin prints and is the trade-off for the crisp detail you get at this scale.

How should I handle the figures to avoid damage?

Handle each figure gently, preferably by the base or the thicker parts of the body. Avoid twisting thin limbs or tools and do not apply pressure to small details. When working at the bench, place them on a soft surface to prevent chips if they are dropped.

What if a figure breaks while I am working on it?

Breakages that occur during handling, assembly, or painting are not covered, but simple breaks can often be repaired with a good quality cyanoacrylate (super glue). If you are unsure how to fix a particular break, you can still contact the seller for advice, even if they cannot replace the piece.

Why are there slight height differences between the figures?

The heights are based on real people, so there is natural variation between figures. This gives a more realistic look on your layout, rather than having every person exactly the same height.

Do I need to wash the figures before priming?

The figures are cleaned and cured by hand, so they are generally ready to prime. However, some painters prefer to give resin figures a quick wash in mild soapy water, followed by a thorough rinse and dry, to ensure the best possible paint adhesion.

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

Use a primer suitable for resin miniatures. Many hobby aerosol primers and airbrush primers work well. Apply in thin, even coats to avoid obscuring detail. Ensure the figures are completely dry and free of dust before priming.

Can I use standard model paints on these figures?

Yes. Once primed, you can use standard acrylic or enamel model paints. Acrylics are popular for their ease of use and quick drying time, but the choice is entirely down to your usual painting preferences.

Do I need to do any sanding or clean-up before painting?

All supports are removed for you, so most figures will be ready to prime straight out of the box. Occasionally you may find a tiny nub or faint line from the printing process; these can be gently smoothed with fine sandpaper or a small file if you wish, but heavy clean-up is generally not required.

How can I get the best results when painting these figures?

For crisp results:

• Prime with a thin, even coat.
• Use thin paint layers to preserve detail.
• Start with base colours, then add shading and highlights.
• Seal your work with a clear matte or satin varnish once fully dry.

How should I attach the figures to my layout or base?

Once painted and varnished, you can attach the figures using a small amount of suitable adhesive, such as PVA for scenic bases or a tiny drop of super glue for a more permanent bond. Make sure the surface is clean and dry before fixing them in place.