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1950s Female Garage Mechanic - Wiping Her Brow
- Creator (as listed at the source)
- 164Figures4U
- Licence
- CULTS PU - Private UseStated at the source marketplace; SliSearch does not verify licences.
- File types
- STL
- Pricing
- Paid
- Published
- Category
- Game
Overview
A woman mechanic in rolled-cuff coveralls pausing to wipe her brow with the back of her fist, an adjustable wrench still in her other hand. A welcome break from the all-male garage crowd and a natural focal point for a diorama. Sculpted as part of the 1950s Garage Mechanics set — twelve period garage and service-station figures designed to populate dioramas, model railroad layouts, display bases and shop scenes. What you get A single STL of the female mechanic, sculpted for 54 mm (roughly 1:32). The figure is solid, pre-oriented upright and ready to slice — no rescaling or repair needed. Printing notes At 54 mm the sculpt holds its detail on both resin and FDM. Resin will give you the crispest result on the face, the fabric folds and the wrench. Supports are not included, so add your own — a light angle with supports kept off the face and hands gives the cleanest surface. Terms Personal and hobby use, plus printing and selling physical prints. Do not resell or redistribute the digital file.
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