Bachmann 36-402

1960s/'70s Standing Station Passengers

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Bachmann 1960s/1970s Standing Station Passengers are small scale figures designed to represent commuters waiting on a platform during the late 1960s and early 1970s. The figures are cast in resin and feature detailed clothing and accessories appropriate to the period, including period‑correct hats, coats and bags. They are intended for use on model railway layouts or in dioramas to enhance the realism of a railway scene.

The product is supplied by Bachmann and carries the manufacturer part number 36‑402. Each pack contains a selection of standing passengers in a range of poses, allowing hobbyists to create varied and authentic platform crowds.

The figures are unpainted and require assembly and painting by the user. They are suitable for layouts in OO gauge and other common British model railway scales. The packaging is standard size and includes a brief set of instructions for handling the resin components.