Scale Figures

N scale. Four folks read all about it at the local news stand.

N scale. A scene of four men working: one is carrying a crate, one is using a dolly to move a large crate, one is supervising the job with his clipboard in hand and one is driving the forklift, about to lift the pallet.

N scale. A set of people saying goodbye, such as a couple kissing, two men shaking hands, an elderly lady waving her hankie and a momma holding her child and waving goodbye.

N scale. The workers are demanding better benefits, shorter hours and higher pay, but the cop just wants to keep the peace.

N scale. Six kids spend the afternoon on their scooters, wagons, rollerskates and an old tire swing.

N scale. All these campers need in the great out-of-doors is their tent, a good roaring campfire and spooky ghost stories.

N scale. After a day of fishing this family and their dog pulls their boat up to the dock, unloads their fishing tackle and the catch of the day.

N scale. Add this scene to your layout, with five workers…uh, make that one worker, four supervisors and a barrel and pile of dirt!

N scale. A set of three benches and six people.

N scale. A set of three men and three women walking along.

N scale. The conductor reviews the passenger manifest at the check-in podium while two workers maneuver dollies loaded with luggage and shipping crates. Additional standing train schedule, luggage and crate included.

N scale. Who doesn’t have normal garage stuff which has been collected through the years?

N scale. Tons of freight move daily through every part of America. You’ll find it stacked on industrial loading docks, aside packing houses, on harbor docks or at train depots.

N scale. Black Angus cows and calves in various poses, hang out in the pasture.

N scale. Yorkshire oinkers includes sows, feeders and piglets.