Figure Source

[Tiger AVG]

Trying to find a source for well done 1/24th, 1/25th auto related figures.

Baffling how I can buy scale metal lug nuts, seat belts or pre-wired distributors that are perfect, but I can only find mostly 40 year old molds (Fujimi/Tamiya pit crews) truck stop hookers, or 3D resin figures with real soft details.  

 

[Bainford]

Check out Master Box. Most of their 1/24 figures are women, but a few dudes too. They are very well done. Nice sharp details and excellent proportions. Great company to deal with, too. 

[spencer1984]

One more vote for Master Box, they have a great balance of price and quality. The plastic they use makes it relatively easy to modify their figures if needed, it's not brittle and doesn't require special glues like some others.

[NOBLNG]

  On 6/28/2023 at 12:06 AM, Bainford said:

Check out Master Box. Most of their 1/24 figures are women, but a few dudes too. They are very well done. Nice sharp details and excellent proportions. Great company to deal with, too. 

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Mmmm….yes, excellent proportions.?

[Alison]

Some of Hasegawa's 1:24 figures are dressed in ordinary 1970s/1980s attire. There's also the Tamiya Campus Friends sets that come with a scale motor scooter.

[redscampi]

Icemancollections on eBay has some very nice figures and accessories. Also his website: https://icemancollections.com.  However, it looks like he is closed due to a family emergency.

[Tiger AVG]

Thanks, folks. I'm hoping to find some regular folks in those scales. Spectators, track hands, etc...

[Straightliner59]

  On 6/29/2023 at 12:35 AM, NOBLNG said:

Mmmm….yes, excellent proportions.?

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Yep! Hard to disagree!

[slusher]

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