1/24 Miniskirt Girl and Policeman

Description

Description

This is a resin-cast figure or figure set for use with military dioramas or individual display.

Miniskirts became a pandemic among women in the late 1960s. At approximately this time, a Korean singer who was active overseas wore a miniskirt when she returned to her home country, and when she arrived at the airport, she saw many Korean women also wearing miniskirts. However, at the time, South Korea was very conservative, and the government decided to crack down on skirts that were too short under the Minor Crimes Act, saying they would fuel lust. Women were subject to punishment if their skirts were 20cm or more above the knee; this figure set features a police officer cracking down on this ruling, and a thoroughly disgusted young woman enduring the inspection. This slice of life is an unpainted resin figure set from Tori Factory — order yours today!