Diecast diorama figures
Modern civilian miniature people designed around street scenes, garage displays and scale model cars.
Give scale cars a believable setting
Cars are the centerpiece of many displays, but figures help establish size, movement and atmosphere. A photographer beside a vehicle, two spectators talking, or a shopper crossing behind a parked car can turn a static scene into a convincing moment.
Figure types we are planning
- Crosswalk pedestrians, waiting groups and city walkers
- People at car shows, garages and detailing bays
- Car photographers, spectators, mechanics and drivers
- Everyday street fashion that fits contemporary settings
- Small groups designed to look natural when arranged together
Planning for 1:64
Many diecast collectors use 1:64 vehicles, often associated with Hot Wheels-scale displays. A real person 1.8 meters tall would be about 28.1 mm tall at a true 1:64 scale. However, footwear, pose, head proportions and manufacturer variation can affect the visual match. Test the printed figure beside your vehicles before finishing a full scene.
Our scale guide compares common miniature sizes. Exact downloadable sizes for Street Life Vol. 1 are still being determined.
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