1920s Accident Casualty Figure Lying Down

A period civilian figure lying flat on his back as an accident casualty, arms fallen to his sides and head tipped back. The prone pose is designed to add drama and stakes to a street or roadside scene.

He is dressed in 1920s working attire: a flat cap, a buttoned leather waistcoat over a shirt, blue trousers, and laced leather boots. The relaxed, splayed limbs convey a person who has just fallen.

Ideal for an interwar street accident, an early-motoring diorama, or a period model-railroad crossing scene needing a somber narrative beat.

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