Artitec Gas Station Figures, 3 Figures 5870140

Gas Station Figures, 3 Figures (5870140)

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Artitec Gas Station Figures, 3 Figures 5870140

Gas Station Figures, 3 Figures (5870140)

$20.95
Sale price  $20.95 Regular price 
Model Details
Manufacturer Artitec
Article Number 5870140
Product Release Year 2025
Scale 1:87 HO Scale
Build Type Ready-Made
Figure Count 3
Historical Details
Civilian Segment Urban Life
Time Periods 1930s , 1940s
Collector model. Not a toy. Recommended for ages 18+
Model Overview

Artitec’s Gas Station Figures set includes three individually posed civilian figures designed to bring a period service station or roadside filling station to life. The group includes a uniformed attendant holding a fuel hose and nozzle, a second service-station worker posed leaning forward as if inspecting or working on a vehicle, and a well-dressed motorist holding an umbrella, creating a natural scene around automobiles, fuel pumps, garages, and roadside businesses.

Each ready-made 1:87 HO-scale figure is individually hand-painted in realistic civilian colors with carefully rendered work clothing, caps, facial details, accessories, and natural body poses. The figures can be placed directly into a gas station, garage, roadside business, town street, or model railroad layout without painting. Vehicles, fuel pumps, and other scenery shown in some images are for display purposes only and are not included.

  • Ready-Made 1:87 / HO scale Artitec model
  • Includes three individually posed gas station figures
  • Features two service-station workers and one motorist
  • Includes an attendant posed with a detailed fuel hose and nozzle
  • Includes a second worker posed for vehicle inspection or service scenes
  • Includes a well-dressed motorist carrying an umbrella
  • Individually hand-painted in realistic civilian colors
  • Suitable for gas stations, garages, roadside businesses, and town scenes
  • Ideal for HO-scale civilian dioramas and model railroad layouts
Historical Context

Gas stations evolved from simple fuel stops into service-oriented roadside businesses as automobile ownership expanded during the twentieth century. Attendants commonly fueled vehicles for customers and could also check oil, tires, water, and other basic mechanical needs while motorists waited. Many stations combined fuel sales with minor vehicle servicing, making uniformed attendants and roadside garages familiar features of everyday motoring. This set depicts two service-station workers and a motorist suitable for recreating the activity surrounding a traditional filling station.