Playtime is a set of hand-painted figures of children at play in HO scale (1:87) from the Scenic Accents line of the American maker Woodland Scenics. The figures are finished and ready to be placed on a layout or in a diorama.
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This is a set of hand-modeled and hand-painted figures in the railroad scale HO, that is 1:87. It is not a kit and not an unpainted casting; all the pieces are finished and complete in color down to the small details. The Scenic Accents line is built precisely on the fact that a modeler gets a usable vignette at once, without painting and without waiting for anything to dry.
The set captures children in an ordinary afternoon of running wild. Among them are a boy in a wagon, a pair of boys on homemade scooters built from crates, a pair on roller skates and a boy on a tire swing. The motif belongs in front of a family house, in a back yard, in a park or on the sidewalk beside a station building. It is precisely such everyday vignettes that turn a layout into a place where something is going on.
Because the figures are finished and painted, the work with them is short: choose a spot, try the arrangement dry and only then glue. Use tweezers and a drop of glue under the base; PVA glue holds well and can be soaked off later, while cyanoacrylate glue holds permanently. Modelers who want to go further pick out the eyes and small details with a thin brush and finally unify the whole figures with matte varnish, which at the same time reduces the gloss of the plastic.
The figures are supplied finished and hand-painted. Glue, terrain materials and further accessories are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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