Fujimi FJ-11244 1/20 Pit Crew A Set — Pit Crew Figures for 1/20 Scale  [FJ-11244]

Fujimi 11244 - GT-20 1/20 Pit Crew A Set (Grand Prix Racing)
Price:
NZD$33.22
Brand:
Fujimi
Model:
FJ-11244
GTIN:
4968728112442
Condition:
Brand New
Available in shop
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FJ-11244 by Fujimi — GT-20 1/20 Pit Crew A Set Details

The FJ-11244 is a 1/20-scale figure assembly intended to populate Grand Prix pit and garage dioramas. It forms part of a garage and tools accessory range for modellers who want realistic ancillary subjects in their scenes.

Historically, pit crews evolved into dedicated teams tasked with fast refueling, tire swaps, and on-the-spot repairs. Across the postwar and contemporary periods, crew functions and equipment adapted to improve speed and safety, becoming central to race operations.

This set contains several static figures designed to complement 1/20 racing car builds. Assembly is generally straightforward with limb and gear subassembly, seam cleanup and conventional hobby painting to match team clothing. Figures are scaled to coordinate with standard 1/20 cockpits and workshop environments; many builders check photographic references to refine paintwork and weathering for display cohesion.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/20
  • Assembly: model kit (plastic parts)

A compact addition for 1/20-scale racing dioramas, the kit helps model makers and collectors enrich pit and garage displays.

Start with a light primer, then apply thin layers of acrylic or enamel paint. Use fine brushes for detail and allow adequate drying between coats to preserve small features.
These are static poses cast in plastic. Experienced modellers sometimes cut and rejoin limbs to alter posture, but that requires careful work and tools.
Time depends on skill level and detail. Basic assembly and a simple paint job can be completed in a few hours, while detailed finishing and weathering may take several sessions.
Yes. Modellers often scratch-build or modify small accessories to create bespoke pit-side scenes and to better match a chosen livery or setup.

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