Artitec Passengers in the Rain 5 Figures 5870003 HO Scale

Passengers in the Rain, 5 Figures (5870003)

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Artitec Passengers in the Rain 5 Figures 5870003 HO Scale

Passengers in the Rain, 5 Figures (5870003)

$24.95
Sale price  $24.95 Regular price 
Model Details
Manufacturer Artitec
Article Number 5870003
Product Release Year 2020
Scale 1:87 HO Scale
Build Type Ready-Made
Figure Count 5
Historical Details
Civilian Segment Urban Life
Time Periods 1950s , 1960s , 1970s , 1980s , 1990s
Collector model. Not a toy. Recommended for ages 18+
Model Overview

Bring a convincing rainy-day street or transit scene to life with this Artitec Passengers in the Rain figure set. The set includes five individually posed passengers dressed in raincoats and other wet-weather clothing while waiting outdoors or traveling through an urban setting.

Two figures carry open umbrellas, while the remaining passengers wear a varied assortment of coats, hats, and practical weather-resistant clothing. Their different poses—including standing, waiting, and holding personal bags—give the group a natural appearance when arranged together or distributed throughout a scene.

Each figure is individually hand-painted in realistic subdued colors and combines finely detailed 3D-printed and photo-etched components. The varied clothing, umbrellas, handbags, and poses make this set especially well suited for station platforms, bus stops, sidewalks, town centers, and other rainy-day HO-scale scenes.

  • Ready-Made 1:87 / HO scale Artitec model
  • Set includes five individually posed passengers
  • Two passengers carry open umbrellas
  • Features varied raincoats, hats, handbags, and wet-weather clothing
  • Suitable for station platforms, bus stops, sidewalks, and town centers
  • Individually hand-painted in realistic subdued colors
  • Constructed from finely detailed 3D-printed and photo-etched components
  • Represents civilian passengers from the mid-to-late twentieth century
  • Ideal for rainy-day urban and public-transport HO-scale diorama scenes
Historical Context

Passengers waiting outdoors in wet weather were a familiar part of everyday public transportation throughout the twentieth century. Before enclosed shelters became common at every stop, travelers often relied on umbrellas, raincoats, hats, and other protective clothing while waiting for buses, trams, or trains.

Groups of passengers dressed for rain create a particularly recognizable urban scene. Differences in clothing, posture, luggage, and personal accessories help convey the natural mixture of commuters and travelers found around station entrances, platforms, bus stops, and city streets.