About this 3D model

Hello everyone! It is with great pleasure that I share another set of models I have created for the community. This package features figures of people wearing clothing inspired by earlier decades, mainly from the 1930s to the 1950s. The models are carefully designed with torn and worn garments, expressive poses of pain and distress, and dynamic movement — including running and fleeing stances — adding strong emotional impact and storytelling potential. These characteristics make the models highly versatile, suitable for use in World War II scenarios as well as post–Great Depression settings, representing civilians in hardship such as refugees, beggars, or people escaping difficult situations. The models were originally created in 1/35 scale, ensuring a high level of detail, while also being suitable for adaptation to smaller scales like 1/64, maintaining proper proportions and visual clarity. The development process involved tools such as Daz3D, Blender, Netfabb, and 3D Builder, ensuring both visual quality and well-optimized STL files for 3D printing. All figures are provided as single-piece models (monoblock), making them easy to print and use. I hope these figures help bring more realism, emotion, and narrative depth to your diorama projects. Thank you very much, and happy modeling!