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Boieo Miniature Park Bench, 1.77 in White Plastic, 1 Piece

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One white plastic miniature park bench, about 1.77 x 1.18 x 1.18 in, molded as a single piece with no assembly, for fairy gardens, dollhouse patios, dioramas and shadow boxes.

  • About 1.77 x 1.18 x 1.18 in (4.5 x 3 x 3 cm)
  • Single-piece white plastic, no assembly
  • Park-bench style for fairy gardens, dioramas and shadow boxes
  • Water-resistant plastic for terrariums and sheltered gardens
  • 1 bench per package

How big is this miniature bench?

This miniature bench measures about 1.77 x 1.18 x 1.18 in (4.5 x 3 x 3 cm), so its longest side is a little shorter than an AA battery. It is a single piece of lightweight white plastic in a classic park-bench style, with no assembly. One bench comes in each package.

What scale is it?

Scale depends on the scene. As a rule of thumb, real park benches run about 4 to 6 ft long, so the same 1.77 in bench reads differently in each scale:

Scene scaleReal-world length it representsHow it reads
1:12 (classic dollhouse)about 21 inA small, child-size bench
1:24 (half-scale dollhouse)about 3.5 ftA short two-seat bench
1:48 (O-scale layouts)about 7 ftA full-length park bench

It is far too small for 18 in dolls or 1:6 scale (about 12 in) fashion dolls, whose furniture is several times larger.

Ideas for fairy gardens, shadow boxes and dioramas

  • Fairy garden: set it beside a path as a resting spot for fairy and gnome figurines.
  • Shadow box: anchor it with a dab of craft glue or museum putty so it stays put when the box is hung.
  • School diorama or museum scene: a park bench signals an outdoor setting at a glance.
  • Model railroad or architectural model: place it on a platform, plaza or park strip.
  • Dollhouse patio or garden: a white bench brightens a green base.

The plastic is described as water-resistant, so it suits indoor terrariums and protected outdoor gardens. In a fairy garden, set it on a flat stone or tile so it sits level instead of sinking into the soil.

Can you paint it?

Yes, if you want a wood or iron look. For plastic miniatures, a light primer followed by acrylic paint is the usual approach; leave it white for a clean, garden-party style.

Pieces that go with it

For a band in the park, add the gold-tone miniature instruments; the smaller pieces in that 0.98 to 2.95 in range are closest to the bench in scale. A tiny hat left on the seat makes a simple story scene, and the small black craft top hats at 0.91 in across fit that idea. Browse more miniatures and craft pieces to finish the scene.

This is a small decorative piece, not a toy. Keep it out of reach of young children who put things in their mouths.

Specifications

SizeAbout 1.77 x 1.18 x 1.18 in (4.5 x 3 x 3 cm)
MaterialLightweight white plastic, single piece
StyleClassic park bench
AssemblyNone needed
Count1 bench
BrandBoieo
SKU1C75-P5HX-9YJU

Frequently asked questions

How big is the miniature bench?

About 1.77 x 1.18 x 1.18 in (4.5 x 3 x 3 cm), a little shorter than an AA battery on its longest side.

Does it need assembly?

No. It is molded as one solid piece of white plastic and ready to place.

Will it fit 18 in dolls or 1:6 scale dolls?

No. It is far too small for those; their benches are several times larger. It suits fairy gardens, shadow boxes and small-scale dioramas.

What scale is it?

There is no single scale. It reads as a small bench in a 1:12 dollhouse, a short two-seater at 1:24 and a full park bench around 1:48.

Can it go outside in a fairy garden?

The plastic is described as water-resistant and suits protected outdoor gardens and indoor terrariums. A sheltered spot keeps it looking clean longer.

How many benches come in a package?

One white miniature bench.

Can I paint it?

Yes. A light primer and then acrylic paint is the usual approach for plastic miniatures if you want a wood or iron look.

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