seated WWI female pilot for Wingnut Wings Roland

I know of no one who makes any seated female pilot figures, in any scale, and for any time period let alone in the garb of a WW I pilot.  That's not to say there isn't one out there, but I haven't seen one, ever.

However, there is a series of figures made in a what-if scenario, if WW I hadn't ended when it did.  That's Luftkrieg 1919, https://www.luftkrieg1919.com/  They produce in 1/32, as well as 1/16.  Their series includes a number of women, though, they're all in standing poses, as far as I know, and they have a good deal of a steampunk look to them.  But you might be able to modify one.

For that matter, you could probably find some other 1/32 female and modify the figure to fit in the cockpit.

If anyone else knows of a 1/32 seated female pilot in WW I gear, though, I'll be interested to see it.

Hey, Pathvet9, I see that Creative Models Australia has some female WWI pilots. One is kind of in a leaning pose. I don't know if they'll do you any good. But here's the link. Scroll down a little ways. If they work but are standing, you can always cut them at the waist and knees, do a little carving for fit, fill with putty, and make a seated figure. Barrett

https://www.creativemodels.com.au/shopmastery.php?cat1=MODELKASTEN&cat2=FIGURES+-+RESIN&cat3=1%2F32ND

Flying fashion in that era was much given to jodpuhrs and boots, so if you could find a male seated pilot so attired, you probably could not be faulted for severing said figure at the wasit and grafting a suitable female figure at the join.

Maybe you could just use the woman figure's head and put it on any other WW1 pilot's body.