🎨 Vibrant OO Gauge Painted Figures for Exquisite Architectural Miniature Scenes Review

After a few years of collecting Hot Wheels I decided to start making dioramas and while they are not 1/64 scale like Hot Wheels cars they are close enough to work and work OK.

I love these little men, the drawing is very nice, the details are good, I have 97 but I am VERY SATISFIED with them, if you are a perfectionist you can color them in more detail

I bought these for my daughter to build a miniature house. You are SO small. Cute but not very realistic to "play" with the dollhouse. I'm not entirely sure what you're going to use her for, but she'll come up with something!

You get what you pay for. They're very cheap, but pretty gross if you look closely. 9 men, 6 women, no children. Male figures appear uglier and oddly proportioned. The styles are reminiscent of the 50s or 60s. Painting is very simple and odd colors, but can be repainted.

Terrible paint quality. The little people are beautiful forms with good variety. The paint job, however, looked like they just stacked the parts and spray-painted random spots. Many have strange black spots on their faces, similar to those on their heads. The women's hair is the same mottled color as their shirt. We can't even use them remotely. To return.

First, what do you expect for less than a cent each? For that I see it as a value. I actually wanted 1/64 scale figures (American Flyer trains, Hot Wheels) but they are hard to find and expensive. I've read that inexpensive 1/75 scale figures were so inconsistent in size that larger and seated 1/64 scale figures might work. I think it's correct. But just so you know what they look like, I snapped a photo of a Hot Wheels Tesla, an American Nickel, and a Hershey's Kiss. The picture also shows a…