90mm cube miniature "Outside the window 1" : Taro - painted, not to scale
Taro Finished Diorama Hand-held Diorama Non-scale
Approximate size (including base and case): 10cm wide, 10cm deep and 10cm high
Lighting: 10 LED lights, switch on the bottom, button battery (2 x CR2032)
Note: 9cm cubic transparent case included. Due to the handmade nature of the work, some details may vary.
Information edited by Sakatsu Gallery
"Outside the Window 1" (Video production: Sakatsu Gallery)
Second stage of perspective diorama
The second stage of the perspective diorama.
This is a representation of a scene looking out of the window of a pub onto a drinking street.
The scene in front of where you are and the view ahead is of an alleyway street
The two blocks are connected by a window and are called the "two block diorama".
The foreground is almost 1/35 scale, and outside the window the view is gradually becoming more distant.
In order to show the front of the pub, which cannot be seen in a conventional shadow box,
The ceiling of the box has been slightly hollowed out.
The first sip of beer sinks into your throat
Which restaurant should we go to for our second beer? The miniature Nonbei-Yokocho (Drunk Man's Alley) is always open late
.
10 LED lights
This piece is one of Taro's series of 90mm Cube Miniatures, which fit into a dice-shaped case of 9cm per side. With the case, there is no need to worry about dust or damage, and the miniatures are fun to collect as they look uniform when placed together.
Also available as a gift.
Other Taro's works
Approximate size (including base and case): 10cm wide, 10cm deep and 10cm high
Lighting: 10 LED lights, switch on the bottom, button battery (2 x CR2032)
Note: 9cm cubic transparent case included. Due to the handmade nature of the work, some details may vary.
Information edited by Sakatsu Gallery
"Outside the Window 1" (Video production: Sakatsu Gallery)
Second stage of perspective diorama
The second stage of the perspective diorama.
This is a representation of a scene looking out of the window of a pub onto a drinking street.
The scene in front of where you are and the view ahead is of an alleyway street
The two blocks are connected by a window and are called the "two block diorama".
The foreground is almost 1/35 scale, and outside the window the view is gradually becoming more distant.
In order to show the front of the pub, which cannot be seen in a conventional shadow box,
The ceiling of the box has been slightly hollowed out.
The first sip of beer sinks into your throat
Which restaurant should we go to for our second beer? The miniature Nonbei-Yokocho (Drunk Man's Alley) is always open late
.
10 LED lights
This piece is one of Taro's series of 90mm Cube Miniatures, which fit into a dice-shaped case of 9cm per side. With the case, there is no need to worry about dust or damage, and the miniatures are fun to collect as they look uniform when placed together.
Also available as a gift.
Other Taro's works
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