Rural landscape in spring : Art Stage K Painted 1:150 size
Art Stage K N gauge display stand N (1/150) size People approx. 1 cm tall
Size (including case): 100 mm wide, 100 mm deep, 113 mm high.
About the tracks: 9 mm gauge, length approx. 90 mm, rail feed not taken into account.
Note: The railcar in the photo is for production purposes only and is not included.
Note: Details may vary due to the handmade nature of the work.
Information edited by Sakatsu Gallery
"Rural landscape in spring" (Video production: Sakatsu Gallery)
This is the work of Art Stage K who specializes in mini dioramas of model trains, mini cars, etc.
A spring scene is created on a solid Japanese zelkova wood foundation. Field mustards are blooming around the rice paddies that have finished raking, and the cherry trees overhead are in full bloom.
The artist's skill in selecting and arranging the elements that make up the scene is also impressive. The selection and arrangement of the elements that make up the scene are also skillful, so that even though the work is small in size, it can be appreciated and enjoyed from 360 degrees.
In those days, everyday scenes were ubiquitous and nobody paid any attention to them.
A nostalgic scene from the Showa era, which before long disappeared and faded from people's memories. We hope you will enjoy it for yourself.
We also have Art Stage K's work for you to look at.
Size (including case): 100 mm wide, 100 mm deep, 113 mm high.
About the tracks: 9 mm gauge, length approx. 90 mm, rail feed not taken into account.
Note: The railcar in the photo is for production purposes only and is not included.
Note: Details may vary due to the handmade nature of the work.
Information edited by Sakatsu Gallery
"Rural landscape in spring" (Video production: Sakatsu Gallery)
This is the work of Art Stage K who specializes in mini dioramas of model trains, mini cars, etc.
A spring scene is created on a solid Japanese zelkova wood foundation. Field mustards are blooming around the rice paddies that have finished raking, and the cherry trees overhead are in full bloom.
The artist's skill in selecting and arranging the elements that make up the scene is also impressive. The selection and arrangement of the elements that make up the scene are also skillful, so that even though the work is small in size, it can be appreciated and enjoyed from 360 degrees.
In those days, everyday scenes were ubiquitous and nobody paid any attention to them.
A nostalgic scene from the Showa era, which before long disappeared and faded from people's memories. We hope you will enjoy it for yourself.
We also have Art Stage K's work for you to look at.
