No.1 Standard Station Building "Yamaonsen" : Takumi Diorama Craft House - Painted Finished Product 1:80
Takumi Diorama Craft House - Painted 1/80 Scale
Base size: approx. 220mm wide and 140mm deep
Base kit: Classic Story's "Japan National Railways No.1 Standard Station Building 1/80" limited edition kit (sold out)
Lighting: 5 bulb coloured LEDs with shades (3-9V DC power supply must be provided separately). The lead wires come out from under the building. (One set of leads, but can be converted to two circuits with a relatively simple circuit modification)
Note: Roof can be removed. (Not glued)
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
The limited edition kit made by Classic Story is now available as a complete work of art.
It is intended to be used in the 1950s and early 1940s, but depending on the route, it may be used until a later date.
This model is equipped with CRD's and LED's for the platform, the waiting room and the office, which can be switched on one by one with a simple modification.
On the outside, the gutters have been added and the tin roof has been aged.
The roof is removable, so the interior can be enjoyed later.
The weathering of the platform area and the station square has been reduced in consideration of the layouts and dioramas to be combined.
Whether you want to display it on its own, alongside the cars, or incorporate it into your own layout, this is a piece that can be enjoyed in many different ways.
Incidentally, the name "Yama-Onsen" was coerced by a local influential person in order to attract tourists, when in fact you have to travel by bus for about an hour through the fields from the station to the hot springs.
Base size: approx. 220mm wide and 140mm deep
Base kit: Classic Story's "Japan National Railways No.1 Standard Station Building 1/80" limited edition kit (sold out)
Lighting: 5 bulb coloured LEDs with shades (3-9V DC power supply must be provided separately). The lead wires come out from under the building. (One set of leads, but can be converted to two circuits with a relatively simple circuit modification)
Note: Roof can be removed. (Not glued)
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
The limited edition kit made by Classic Story is now available as a complete work of art.
It is intended to be used in the 1950s and early 1940s, but depending on the route, it may be used until a later date.
This model is equipped with CRD's and LED's for the platform, the waiting room and the office, which can be switched on one by one with a simple modification.
On the outside, the gutters have been added and the tin roof has been aged.
The roof is removable, so the interior can be enjoyed later.
The weathering of the platform area and the station square has been reduced in consideration of the layouts and dioramas to be combined.
Whether you want to display it on its own, alongside the cars, or incorporate it into your own layout, this is a piece that can be enjoyed in many different ways.
Incidentally, the name "Yama-Onsen" was coerced by a local influential person in order to attract tourists, when in fact you have to travel by bus for about an hour through the fields from the station to the hot springs.
