1:64 Figurine: Kaido & Sons V2

What figures in a collection are for

A collection of cars in 1:64 looks quite different as soon as a human being is added to them. A figure gives the scale a meaning: as long as a model stands on its own it is a handsome shape, but with a figure beside the door it suddenly becomes a car of a particular size. Besides that, stories can be told with figures. One figure leaning against a fender, another with its hands in its pockets a little further off, and two models become a scene from a parking lot. That is exactly why collectors reach for figures most often when they want to photograph their cars or arrange them into a small scene in a display case.

What the set offers

These are figures in 1:64 released under the designation Kaido and Sons in the second version. An adult one hundred seventy-five centimeters tall comes out at just under three centimeters in this scale, so the figures are worked with using tweezers.

• Figures in 1:64 for cars of the same scale
• The set designated Kaido and Sons, the second version
• A figure just under three centimeters tall
• Suitable for photographing a collection and for a display case

Placement and care

The figures can simply be stood next to a model, or fastened permanently. If you want to keep the option of rearranging the scene, use a small piece of modeling adhesive putty instead of glue. For permanent fastening a drop of cyanoacrylate glue the size of a pinhead is enough, applied with a toothpick so that it does not run out over the base. Sweep dust off the figures with a soft brush and keep them out of direct sunlight.

Who it is for

For collectors of cars in 1:64 who build scenes out of their collection or photograph it and want to get people into the shot as well. The vehicle models, a display case and a base are not included in the delivery, unless stated otherwise.