Diving in Izu-Inatori" Diorama (N): Yoshiaki Nishimura, painted, 1:150
I'm sorry! You will be delivered after 17th July 2011!!!
As this is an exhibition of works by Yoshiaki Nishimura, you will receive your copy after the exhibition. Please note that the work will be delivered after the exhibition.
Yoshiaki Nishimura painted 1/150 scale (N)
Approx. width 63cm x depth 43cm x height 15cm
Gauge (width between tracks) 9mm
Gauge: 9mm
This work was serialized in Model Art January extra issue "Model Railroad Special No.1".
A protective wooden box is included for storing and transporting the artwork.
The train in the picture is included.
The train cannot be driven.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
We made a section diorama of the scenery where "Odoriko No.51" ran in the summer of 1984.
The car is the famous 100 series of the Izu Express! But here is the special express "Odoriko No.51". I'm sure you'll agree with me.
And in this diorama, Mr Nishimura himself! Nishimura, who also enjoys diving, has come to the beach to dive with his friends. The beach, formed by the lava flow from Mt. Izu, attracts many fish and the fishermen are busy landing snapper.
As this is an exhibition of works by Yoshiaki Nishimura, you will receive your copy after the exhibition. Please note that the work will be delivered after the exhibition.
Yoshiaki Nishimura painted 1/150 scale (N)
Approx. width 63cm x depth 43cm x height 15cm
Gauge (width between tracks) 9mm
Gauge: 9mm
This work was serialized in Model Art January extra issue "Model Railroad Special No.1".
A protective wooden box is included for storing and transporting the artwork.
The train in the picture is included.
The train cannot be driven.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
We made a section diorama of the scenery where "Odoriko No.51" ran in the summer of 1984.
The car is the famous 100 series of the Izu Express! But here is the special express "Odoriko No.51". I'm sure you'll agree with me.
And in this diorama, Mr Nishimura himself! Nishimura, who also enjoys diving, has come to the beach to dive with his friends. The beach, formed by the lava flow from Mt. Izu, attracts many fish and the fishermen are busy landing snapper.
