Hello, /toy/,
I've been collecting pieces for a little scene. Now I just want to find some sort of fitting character(s) to match it with.
Would like to attempt some simple stop-motion, so good articulation is a big plus.
Size-wise I assume the little Japanese skellingtons would be of appropriate scale.
Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks
Also have some pieces for a bathroom-scene (square jap bathtub and shower cabinet, as well as some patterned glass tiles).
Also some plastic plants and a styrofoam block with dirt-texture to make up a garden section once I have some more to fill such a scene with.
Anyway, would appreciate any suggestion. Will stop spamming now.
Man, the stuff in the first pic look neat. Place something near them for scale though, so we know what scale to recommend for you - possibly a quarter or a ruler
>>5318261
I found I actually have a ruler!
Here (numbers indicate cm)
>>5318282
Probably will fit 3.75~4" figures. You could check out
GI Joe, 1:18 General >>5275353
Pose Skeleton General >>5282723
If you want more "normal" stuff, there's probably some 4" doll line out there I don't know about. There's also a well established line of furry dolls called Sylvanian Families
>>5318299
There's also Playmobil, they are slightly smaller than 1:18
>>5318333
>>5318336
I didn't really delve into them much. Not particularly my taste.
I do know that there were three runs of Stikfas toys
>Pre-hasbro
>Hasbro, licensed
>Post-hasbro
The hasbro run had the most consistent quality. However, they are all made out of ABS hard plastic so you can use the superglue or floor polish trick to tighten up any loose joints.
>>5318339
I see. Thanks for the accurate info!
>>5318244
I too would like to know where to get 1/18 accessories other than rement
What about that go kart epoch gashaphon shit?
Looks like it comes with other accessories
>>5319817
Yeah, seems like that line has a lot of good stuff. Looking forward to finding some.
All the stuff here is from 100-yen shops. Lots of interesting stuff there, if you're willing to search a bit.
>>5319817
If you're in the US Hobby Lobby has some stuff. They don't say what the scales are but some things will work with 1:18 figures. You could try a store that specializes in miniatures/dollhouses if there are any left in business these days.
>>5318282
look like standard 1:24 furniture to me.
>>5318303
Playmobil!!!
>>5319940
>Pose Skeletons
seconding this
