HO Preiser People Figures

[Anonymous]

Much cheaper than Walthers & perhaps E-Bay.

http://www.rocousa.com/preiser.asp scroll down to Preiser database & click
This will open more than 40 + pages of figures

[chutton01]

QUOTE: Originally posted by locomotive3

Much cheaper than Walthers & perhaps E-Bay.

http://www.rocousa.com/preiser.asp scroll down to Preiser database & click
This will open more than 40 + pages of figures

Even cheaper when you get the unpainted Presier 120pc packs when Walthers/Terminal Hobby has a sale. Yes, you invest time in labor and also paint (although a few bottles of paint, mixed to produce other colors, will last for 100s of figures - there was a discussion of this in a thread last month). Note the undecorated packs seem to be made up from other sets (which is fine), and also tend to be somewhat stuck in the 1970s/1980s (which requires a bit of fussing to bring them to recent times). I usually decorate 10-12 at a time, since you have to sand, pare, and file the flash, and some of the molding errors too, before painting.
Fool I am, I forgot to get the undecorated drivers when Terminal had a sale on them recently [sigh] (I use some of the less useful or duplicate sitting people, legs and thighs sanded to almost nothing, to populate my scale vehicles).

[dharmon]

QUOTE: Originally posted by chutton01

QUOTE: Originally posted by locomotive3

Much cheaper than Walthers & perhaps E-Bay.

http://www.rocousa.com/preiser.asp scroll down to Preiser database & click
This will open more than 40 + pages of figures

Even cheaper when you get the unpainted Presier 120pc packs when Walthers/Terminal Hobby has a sale. Yes, you invest time in labor and also paint (although a few bottles of paint, mixed to produce other colors, will last for 100s of figures - there was a discussion of this in a thread last month). Note the undecorated packs seem to be made up from other sets (which is fine), and also tend to be somewhat stuck in the 1970s/1980s (which requires a bit of fussing to bring them to recent times). I usually decorate 10-12 at a time, since you have to sand, pare, and file the flash, and some of the molding errors too, before painting.
Fool I am, I forgot to get the undecorated drivers when Terminal had a sale on them recently [sigh] (I use some of the less useful or duplicate sitting people, legs and thighs sanded to almost nothing, to populate my scale vehicles).

This thigh sanding thing.....can it be done on spouses?

[chutton01]

QUOTE: Originally posted by dharmon
This thigh sanding thing.....can it be done on spouses?

[V] I dunno - does your spouse have to fit between a very high hard plastic seat, and a very thick clear plastic windshield, so that the lack of feet and ankles would not be apparent to an outside observer? And more importantly, is she made of white styrene so that she can be patched with Squadron putty if you sand too much?

Otherwise, I wouldn't recommend it.

[Anonymous]

Another thing to consider. Will the Preiser figure hit you upside the head if she reads this thread?

[dave9999]

Preiser makes nice "little people". The only drawback for me is the European look of
the people and vehicles. Dave

[dave9999]

QUOTE: Originally posted by dharmon

QUOTE: Originally posted by chutton01

QUOTE: Originally posted by locomotive3

Much cheaper than Walthers & perhaps E-Bay.

http://www.rocousa.com/preiser.asp scroll down to Preiser database & click
This will open more than 40 + pages of figures

Even cheaper when you get the unpainted Presier 120pc packs when Walthers/Terminal Hobby has a sale. Yes, you invest time in labor and also paint (although a few bottles of paint, mixed to produce other colors, will last for 100s of figures - there was a discussion of this in a thread last month). Note the undecorated packs seem to be made up from other sets (which is fine), and also tend to be somewhat stuck in the 1970s/1980s (which requires a bit of fussing to bring them to recent times). I usually decorate 10-12 at a time, since you have to sand, pare, and file the flash, and some of the molding errors too, before painting.
Fool I am, I forgot to get the undecorated drivers when Terminal had a sale on them recently [sigh] (I use some of the less useful or duplicate sitting people, legs and thighs sanded to almost nothing, to populate my scale vehicles).

This thigh sanding thing.....can it be done on spouses?

Dan,
Don't we wish....
If you figure it out let me know. [8D] Dave