Model railroad figures
Modern miniature civilians for stations, storefronts and the everyday moments that give layouts character.
People make a railway layout recognizable
A station platform, sidewalk, cafe or worksite looks more convincing when people match the setting. Everyday human poses can create stories without distracting from the trains: a commuter waiting with a bag, a worker carrying a box, or two people chatting near a storefront.
Common modeling scales
HO is 1:87 in many regions; a person 1.8 meters tall is about 20.7 mm at this scale. Other railroad formats include OO (commonly 1:76), N (often 1:160), and O (varies by region). Small-scale printing may require strengthened features and simplified details, especially with realistic anatomy.
Our roadmap
We intend to evaluate the first Street Life figures for railroad environments and publish only the scales that survive practical print testing. We'd rather deliver fewer reliable scaled versions than claim that every detail can simply be reduced to any size.
Read Choosing the Right Miniature Scale and our Resin Printing Guide for more help.
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