Autumn in Satoyama 2 : Yoshiaki Ishikawa - painted 1:150 scale
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Yoshiaki Ishikawa Finished Diorama N (1/150) size People are about 1cm tall
Size (including case) approximate size: 330mm wide, 259mm deep, 214mm high
Layout (track): Track width 9mm, runs on rail power. The rails need to be cleaned periodically.
About the vehicle: Runs by rail power supply. The speed can be adjusted by a switch on the piece and on the battery box supplied.
Equipped with a capacitor. If the car does not start running after switching the switch to ON, please push the first car from the back lightly touching it.
Power supply (for the car): Connected to the battery box from the back of the car, 4 AA batteries are required for operation. If the car does not run, please replace the batteries with new ones.
About the power supply (for the LED): built into the back left side of the work. To replace the battery, pull out the inside (see image 3)
Note: Due to the tight curve radius, only the vehicles supplied with the carriage can drive.
Note:Due to the handmade nature of this product, details may vary.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
You're welcome! Orders containing this piece will take up to a week to be delivered!!!
The work of Mr. Yoshiaki Ishikawa, popular for his dioramas of kawaii trains running through fantastic worlds.
This scenic piece is inspired by the satoyama with its autumn coloured scenery.
Running through the layout is a special carriage made by Mr. Ishikawa. The car has a built-in motor and runs on rail power. The car is powered by the rails and can run continuously for a long time when the batteries are loaded into the controller.
It comes with an acrylic case, which makes it ideal for interior decoration without the worry of dust.
The fire watchtower and house are pre-lit with LEDs, which can be switched on and off using the switch on the back left of the piece.
Note: It is recommended that you use the special carriages that are included to run on the rails.
Note:Due to the handmade nature of the artwork, some details may vary.
You can also find the works of Mr. Yoshiaki Ishikawa.
Yoshiaki Ishikawa Finished Diorama N (1/150) size People are about 1cm tall
Size (including case) approximate size: 330mm wide, 259mm deep, 214mm high
Layout (track): Track width 9mm, runs on rail power. The rails need to be cleaned periodically.
About the vehicle: Runs by rail power supply. The speed can be adjusted by a switch on the piece and on the battery box supplied.
Equipped with a capacitor. If the car does not start running after switching the switch to ON, please push the first car from the back lightly touching it.
Power supply (for the car): Connected to the battery box from the back of the car, 4 AA batteries are required for operation. If the car does not run, please replace the batteries with new ones.
About the power supply (for the LED): built into the back left side of the work. To replace the battery, pull out the inside (see image 3)
Note: Due to the tight curve radius, only the vehicles supplied with the carriage can drive.
Note:Due to the handmade nature of this product, details may vary.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
You're welcome! Orders containing this piece will take up to a week to be delivered!!!
The work of Mr. Yoshiaki Ishikawa, popular for his dioramas of kawaii trains running through fantastic worlds.
This scenic piece is inspired by the satoyama with its autumn coloured scenery.
Running through the layout is a special carriage made by Mr. Ishikawa. The car has a built-in motor and runs on rail power. The car is powered by the rails and can run continuously for a long time when the batteries are loaded into the controller.
It comes with an acrylic case, which makes it ideal for interior decoration without the worry of dust.
The fire watchtower and house are pre-lit with LEDs, which can be switched on and off using the switch on the back left of the piece.
Note: It is recommended that you use the special carriages that are included to run on the rails.
Note:Due to the handmade nature of the artwork, some details may vary.
You can also find the works of Mr. Yoshiaki Ishikawa.
