Civilian Casualties 1:100

At 1:100 scale, a person standing 1.8 metres tall would measure approximately 18 mm. This size makes it possible to include the figures in detailed layouts while keeping them clearly visible. Place them beside damaged buildings, along a street, near vehicles or within an evacuation area to establish the context of your scene and draw attention to specific parts of the surrounding environment.

These injured civilians can also be incorporated into futuristic displays. In a diorama inspired by Gundam or Gunpla kits in 1:100 scale, they can suggest the consequences of a confrontation involving large mechanical units. They are equally suitable for industrial settings, urban models and disaster scenarios. The scenery, vehicles and accessories you choose will help establish the atmosphere and tell the story behind each composition.

Preparing and painting the miniatures

Manufactured using 3D resin printing, the figures are supplied unpainted and attached to their printing supports. Carefully remove the supports with precision side cutters, trimming the connection points gradually to protect the finer details. Once the supports have been removed and the surfaces prepared, apply a suitable primer followed by thin coats of paint.

Adapt the clothing and colour scheme to the setting you are depicting. Subtle shading and carefully placed highlights can bring out the details without making the figures look overly busy at this scale.

Contents: 16 injured civilian miniatures in 1:100 scale.

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