90mm Cube Miniature "Locomotion" : Taro, Diorama art work Non-scale 256
Completed diorama created by Taro, palm-sized diorama, non-scale
Approximate size (including base and case): 10 cm (width), 10 cm (depth), 10 cm (height)
Decoration: 5 LED lights, switch on the bottom of the work, button battery (1 CR2032 is used)
Remarks: 9cm cubic transparent case included. Due to the handmade nature of this work, some details may vary.
Information editing: Sakatsu Gallery
Locomotion" (video produced by Sakatsu Gallery)
open type diorama #4
this time semi-open instead of fully open
Moreover, although it is difficult to see in the image, there is a stairway mechanism leading down to the basement on the left side of the room.
(in the next issue we will evolve the basement stairs)
while the building is a clock tower with a pointy roof
This clock is old and powered by a steam engine.
Young man tending to a steam engine on the roof, veteran engineer looking up and supporting him.
whether the clock is running or not.
This place has a renovated bar aspect, and it looks like they also make whiskey with steam pressure.
bartender and two customers
deliciously drinking draft beer.
5 LED lights up
This work is one of Taro's "90mm Cube Miniatures series" that fit into a dice-shaped case of 9cm per side. The case eliminates the worry of dust and damage, and the sense of unity when the pieces are lined up makes collecting them a pleasure.
for gifts.
Other works by Taro
Approximate size (including base and case): 10 cm (width), 10 cm (depth), 10 cm (height)
Decoration: 5 LED lights, switch on the bottom of the work, button battery (1 CR2032 is used)
Remarks: 9cm cubic transparent case included. Due to the handmade nature of this work, some details may vary.
Information editing: Sakatsu Gallery
Locomotion" (video produced by Sakatsu Gallery)
open type diorama #4
this time semi-open instead of fully open
Moreover, although it is difficult to see in the image, there is a stairway mechanism leading down to the basement on the left side of the room.
(in the next issue we will evolve the basement stairs)
while the building is a clock tower with a pointy roof
This clock is old and powered by a steam engine.
Young man tending to a steam engine on the roof, veteran engineer looking up and supporting him.
whether the clock is running or not.
This place has a renovated bar aspect, and it looks like they also make whiskey with steam pressure.
bartender and two customers
deliciously drinking draft beer.
5 LED lights up
This work is one of Taro's "90mm Cube Miniatures series" that fit into a dice-shaped case of 9cm per side. The case eliminates the worry of dust and damage, and the sense of unity when the pieces are lined up makes collecting them a pleasure.
for gifts.
Other works by Taro
