Scene Box "My Secret Base" : Takashi Kawada Pre-painted 1:64
Takashi Kawada Pre-painted 1/64 Scale
A series of smartphone-sized (palm-sized), stylishly shaped scene boxes with cars
. They come in a lovely package and make a great gift!
Set contents...
Diorama (the miniature car is screwed in from the bottom and can be removed with the included screwdriver)
Transparent case (65 x 65 x 97mm)
Magnifying glass and screwdriver
Booklet with care instructions and images of the work
Decorative box
Information compiled by Sakatsu Gallery
Two months ago we found a cheap little abandoned factory on the edge of town and rented it.
Since then I've been going there almost every day.
I don't tell anyone about it, it's a secret base that smells of oil.
A signboard next to the shutter and a signboard that has been removed and abandoned express the feeling of an abandoned factory
Vending machines, benches and fire extinguishers
A dandelion in a crack in the asphalt and moss under a vending machine
Original design enamel signboard
Cafe racer single-cylinder motorbike Leather pants and replica helmet
Compressor and shutter bar Radio cassette player and oil can
A folding chair and a can of juice
An open toolbox and a wall clock
Since there are almost no commercially available 1/64 scene accessories, I made most of them by hand except for the miniature cars. These miniature sceneries are warm and cute, like little hand-drawn illustrations in colored pencil.
The packaging is the same concept, but each piece is designed in a cute way and comes with a magnifying glass and a screwdriver. It's a great way to add to your collection.
A series of smartphone-sized (palm-sized), stylishly shaped scene boxes with cars
. They come in a lovely package and make a great gift!
Set contents...
Diorama (the miniature car is screwed in from the bottom and can be removed with the included screwdriver)
Transparent case (65 x 65 x 97mm)
Magnifying glass and screwdriver
Booklet with care instructions and images of the work
Decorative box
Information compiled by Sakatsu Gallery
Two months ago we found a cheap little abandoned factory on the edge of town and rented it.
Since then I've been going there almost every day.
I don't tell anyone about it, it's a secret base that smells of oil.
A signboard next to the shutter and a signboard that has been removed and abandoned express the feeling of an abandoned factory
Vending machines, benches and fire extinguishers
A dandelion in a crack in the asphalt and moss under a vending machine
Original design enamel signboard
Cafe racer single-cylinder motorbike Leather pants and replica helmet
Compressor and shutter bar Radio cassette player and oil can
A folding chair and a can of juice
An open toolbox and a wall clock
Since there are almost no commercially available 1/64 scene accessories, I made most of them by hand except for the miniature cars. These miniature sceneries are warm and cute, like little hand-drawn illustrations in colored pencil.
The packaging is the same concept, but each piece is designed in a cute way and comes with a magnifying glass and a screwdriver. It's a great way to add to your collection.
