This is a finely detailed standing Victorian/Edwardian woman figurine sculpted for miniature displays. The sculpt shows a late 19th/early 20th-century gown with a fitted bodice, high lace collar, pronounced puffed sleeves, gathered apron-like front skirt panels, and two tiers of ruffles on the skirt hem. The figure’s right hand holds a folded handheld fan at hip level; the left arm hangs slightly forward with delicate fingers and cuff detail. Hair is swept into a high bun with small ornamentation at the crown. Additional surface details include a narrow chain or sash across the waist, small floral trim on the bodice, and layered cloth folds that help read scale on printed work.
Sculpt notes and print-readiness: the sculpt preserves narrow details — thin fingers, delicate cuff edges, and the fan ribs — which are intentionally fine to capture period character. For best results at HO/1:87, orient the figure upright on a small base and expect to add targeted support under the fan and between the arms and torso if printing on resin or filament devices that require support. The hem ruffles and skirt tiers provide natural bracing, but the fingers and cuff tips may need thicker connection points or light reinforcement in your slicer settings. The face is stylized to hold detail at small scale; consider a slightly higher exposure/resolution for resin printers or a slower print speed for filament to preserve the facial and lace features.
Scale and bundle: Miniature Reality provides one HO-scale 1:87 master STL intended as the canonical scale for this sculpt. The master file is sized so a printed adult female stands roughly the same proportional height as a real adult reduced to 1:87. Customers can uniformly scale the master to other scales if desired; the included file is the single 1:87 master reference. When scaling to much larger sizes, re-check thin feature robustness and consider thickening fragile elements such as fingers, fan ribs, and cuff edges.
Use cases and fit: this figure fits historical street scenes, turn-of-the-century storefront vignettes, museum dioramas, and period tabletop scenarios. The static upright pose is optimized for placement in pedestrian groups, on sidewalks, or beside carriage and shopfront setups. The period dress details make it a strong candidate for late-Victorian to Edwardian-era displays rather than modern scenes.
What’s included: the listing is for the single canonical 1:87 master (one file reference) and an explanatory printing note section. No physical miniature or painted sample is included; the listing is centered on the sculpt and its historical detail. Exact provenance and maker are not provided — the sculpt is an unnamed period figure intended for hobby and display use.
Provenance and confidence: visual identification places the costume in the late Victorian to Edwardian transitional era (circa 1900–1915); specific maker or vintage provenance is unknown. Where real-world dimension metadata is absent, we recommend a brief measurement check against your preferred figure height standard before batch printing for a large run. Manual review of original dimension metadata is recommended because the source record is a legacy stub without authoritative real-world dimensions.
Miniature Reality Personal-Use License (No AI / No Resale)
- Allowed: personal printing for your own layouts, dioramas, tabletop games, and personal display.
- Not allowed: sharing or distributing the digital files (free or paid), re-uploading to any site, bundling, remix resale, or selling/redistributing printed outputs.
- Not allowed: using the files (or derivatives) to train, fine-tune, test, or feed any AI/ML system (including dataset creation).
- Not allowed: commercial use of any kind without a separate written commercial license from Miniature Reality.
- Note: digital files may include purchaser-linked identifiers / forensic watermarking to help investigate unauthorized distribution.
