The closest I can find is for Gauge One, which is more like G. I found some originals that are pricey @ $15.00 each. I am searching for seated figures. Any ideas?
Nothing is more fairly distributed than common sense: no one thinks he needs more of it than he already has.
cut there legs off
Life's hard, even harder if your stupid John Wayne
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rtraincollector cut there legs off
Don't tempt me..he says saw in hand.
I use Lemax and 54mm (toy soldier sized) figures. But I'll use just about anything I can find as long as it "looks right". But in both of those realms seated people can be difficult to find. If you're any good at sculpting you could try oven bake clay. Or, get one or two good figures and make molds off of them to cast your own carload in hydrocal. Just a thought.
Becky
Trains, trains, wonderful trains. The more you get, the more you toot!
To all,
Seated figures are hard to find. MTH's 1/32 people work well and so do Lionel's people for the plastic G Gauge. K-Line made a blister pack of unpainted standard gauge people a long time ago. Sometimes they show up on eBay, which is where I got mine.
Keep on training,
Mike C. from Indiana
I saw some resin reproductions at York in the Orange hall but at $100 per dozen they are far too expensive to use to fill up a Repro Standard gauge State Set with passengers. They were reproductions of the figures Lionel made for their trolleys. I have some original figures for use with my Standard / Wide gauge trains but most are from Lemax
Major I saw some resin reproductions at York in the Orange hall but at $100 per dozen they are far too expensive to use to fill up a Repro Standard gauge State Set with passengers. They were reproductions of the figures Lionel made for their trolleys. I have some original figures for use with my Standard / Wide gauge trains but most are from Lemax
With the resurgence of Standard gauge I was surprised to find no plastic injection molded figures on the market. Thanks folks for all your helpful suggestions. I think I might shelve the idea of a Christmas layout in standard gauge..while Lemax might work, I just can't see myself justifying the cost for a reasonable amount of them to populate Christmas Town. I'll keep browsing if I come up with a source I will post it here.
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