1940s Pin-Up Girl Standing Pose

A wartime-era pin-up figure standing with one hand on her hip and the other raised to her hair, ankles crossed in a classic magazine-cover pose. Her hair is set in rolled victory curls, and she wears a fitted blue short-sleeved blouse with a knotted mustard wrap skirt and open sandals.

The fabric folds, knot and hairstyle are cut cleanly, and the figure stands on a plain round base that is easy to blend into a pavement or hangar floor.

A good period accent for a 1940s home-front diorama, an airfield or garage scene, a wartime street corner on a layout, or as a display piece on its own.

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