Scene Box - 'Austin Trading Company Established in 1959' : Takashi Kawada, painted 1:72
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Takashi Kawada Pre-painted 1/72 Scale
Set includes...
Diorama (miniature car already glued and fixed to the piece)
Transparent case (65 x 65 x 65mm)
What is a scenery box
? This is a palm-sized mini diorama created using paper, string and miniature cars.
The dioramas are made of paper, yarn and miniature cars, and have a nostalgic brushstroke touch like a hand-drawn illustration.
The series is produced in a series of matching case sizes, making it a great addition to any collection or gift!
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
The Austin Chamber of Commerce has been in my neighborhood since I was a child.
The shop name in horizontal letters is so dirty you can hardly see it.
It's a mystery spot in the town, apparently dealing in imported cars, but always closed but somehow never going out of business.
A palm-sized mini-diorama created using paper, string and miniature cars.
The charm of this work is the precision with which it is condensed into a tiny world of less than 10cm in size, and the nostalgic touch of the brush strokes that give it the appearance of a hand-drawn illustration.
The series is produced in a series of matching case sizes, making it a great addition to any collection or gift!
Other works by Takashi Kawada
Takashi Kawada Pre-painted 1/72 Scale
Set includes...
Diorama (miniature car already glued and fixed to the piece)
Transparent case (65 x 65 x 65mm)
What is a scenery box
? This is a palm-sized mini diorama created using paper, string and miniature cars.
The dioramas are made of paper, yarn and miniature cars, and have a nostalgic brushstroke touch like a hand-drawn illustration.
The series is produced in a series of matching case sizes, making it a great addition to any collection or gift!
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
The Austin Chamber of Commerce has been in my neighborhood since I was a child.
The shop name in horizontal letters is so dirty you can hardly see it.
It's a mystery spot in the town, apparently dealing in imported cars, but always closed but somehow never going out of business.
A palm-sized mini-diorama created using paper, string and miniature cars.
The charm of this work is the precision with which it is condensed into a tiny world of less than 10cm in size, and the nostalgic touch of the brush strokes that give it the appearance of a hand-drawn illustration.
The series is produced in a series of matching case sizes, making it a great addition to any collection or gift!
Other works by Takashi Kawada
