The Mysterious Train on the Sanzan Line" (with carriages): Yoshiaki Nishimura diorama work 1:80scale
You're welcome! Orders containing this piece will take 1-2 weeks to be delivered!!!
Yoshiaki Nishimura Diorama work HO HO (1/80 scale) 16.5mm
Size: approx. 52.5cm (W) x 27.5cm (D) x 15cm (H)
Gauge (width between tracks): 16.5mm
Carriage: 1 carriage with power
. Note: A protective box (made of wood) is included to store and transport the artwork.
A special battery box (made of wood) is also included. It provides power for the LED lights in the station and the running of the carriages.
Running is by switch, only forward / OFF / backward. There is no speed control function.
Running performance is only a bonus and may not run smoothly. (Please clean the rails and wheels.)
Due to the short length of the rails, please be careful of derailments and collisions.
Uses 5 x AAA batteries in total.
Note: Colour tones in the photos may vary from the actual product due to your monitor's model and settings.
Information edited by Sakatsu Gallery
The work that appeared on the cover of the model railway magazine "RM MODELS No.40 (December 1998)" has been maintained and improved to fit in with the interior.
This film was inspired by a single photograph of a "strange train" on the Yamagata Kotsu Miyama Line.
I grinned at the 'suspicious' appearance of this train with snow shovel bumpers as it came into Hamae Takamatsu station!
On the other hand, the surroundings are simply depicted as snow-covered, and because of their simplicity, the whiteness of the snow and the uniformity of the accumulation are conveyed.
In this work, the vehicles can be driven on the diorama.
The train is only driven back and forth over a very short distance, but if you operate the switch on the special power box provided, the train will slowly come and go...
The train is illuminated by LEDs and looks very cute.
Note: The colour tone of the picture may vary depending on the model and settings of your monitor.
You're welcome! Orders containing this piece will take 1-2 weeks to be delivered!!!
Other works by Yoshiaki Nishimura
Yoshiaki Nishimura Diorama work HO HO (1/80 scale) 16.5mm
Size: approx. 52.5cm (W) x 27.5cm (D) x 15cm (H)
Gauge (width between tracks): 16.5mm
Carriage: 1 carriage with power
. Note: A protective box (made of wood) is included to store and transport the artwork.
A special battery box (made of wood) is also included. It provides power for the LED lights in the station and the running of the carriages.
Running is by switch, only forward / OFF / backward. There is no speed control function.
Running performance is only a bonus and may not run smoothly. (Please clean the rails and wheels.)
Due to the short length of the rails, please be careful of derailments and collisions.
Uses 5 x AAA batteries in total.
Note: Colour tones in the photos may vary from the actual product due to your monitor's model and settings.
Information edited by Sakatsu Gallery
The work that appeared on the cover of the model railway magazine "RM MODELS No.40 (December 1998)" has been maintained and improved to fit in with the interior.
This film was inspired by a single photograph of a "strange train" on the Yamagata Kotsu Miyama Line.
I grinned at the 'suspicious' appearance of this train with snow shovel bumpers as it came into Hamae Takamatsu station!
On the other hand, the surroundings are simply depicted as snow-covered, and because of their simplicity, the whiteness of the snow and the uniformity of the accumulation are conveyed.
In this work, the vehicles can be driven on the diorama.
The train is only driven back and forth over a very short distance, but if you operate the switch on the special power box provided, the train will slowly come and go...
The train is illuminated by LEDs and looks very cute.
Note: The colour tone of the picture may vary depending on the model and settings of your monitor.
You're welcome! Orders containing this piece will take 1-2 weeks to be delivered!!!
Other works by Yoshiaki Nishimura
