Accurascale Research Team - Three Figure Pack - OO (1/76th) Scale

Thank you for the swift service as always when a problem occurs accurascale are on top of their game

Great little trio to make up a cameo on anyones layout.

Excellent representation, although the his vis is perhaps not quite as hi-vis as it should be. But still easier than trying to paint such small items,

These unique and highly detailed figures can fit in almost anywhere - in a depot assessing the latest diesel loco, or on a scrap line measuring the rusting hulk of an old steam engine. Unfortunately both ends of the ruler held by the kneeling chap were broken off when they arrived, but should re-affix easily enough with a tiny dab of glue.

great little figures ,well detailed can,t wait to get them on my layout,keep up the good work

These are so real and look just like the guys they were modelled on.

A pure stroke of brilliance again from the Accurascale team. Don’t know where they will be going on my layout maybe measuring up my HST as the next project?
Keep up the amazing work.

I bought these figures on a whim when purchasing the crews for the Manor steam locomotive models. The mouldings are clean and the figures are painted with much greater care than comparable ones from other manufacturers. I'm not sure where, but these three fellows will be somewhere on my layout making their measurements.

These are so down to earth and so detailing spot on

Accurascale continue to make mini marvels with their rolling, and what else can they do to enhance them. Well, you can now add more interesting cameos via these scaled down 3D scanned people. Little figures that Accu' initially made to populate the loco driver cabs have extended the range. Now one can portray research staff with this set of mini me's. They are 3D scans of real people miniaturised down as a three man crew out to measure up a loco, a coach, a wagon, or whatever you wish. Each set has a person posed as two ruler measurers and a photographer. The trio are beautifully detailed and weathered. With their high visibility garb on to be placed anywhere ready to work the scene, note the Accu logo on the back of jackets.They are amazing 3D scanned marvels, just look at the faces alone to appreciate the 3D process used to produce such high quality items. One can adapt them into any research roll, and it doesn't have to be railway related either. The realism in modelling techniques is astounding now and it can only get finer in years to come.