NINOKEI ONSEN ELECTRIC TRACK : Hiroji Yamao Pre-painted 1:150 size
Hiroji Yamao Nixi Hot Spring Electric Track Painted 1/150 Size
Overall dimensions (including base and case): 315mm wide, 225mm deep, 274mm high
Gauge (width between tracks): 9mm
9mm
Main materials used: Styrene board, cardboard, wood (base part), matte acrylic paint (Holbein Acryl Gouache), gloss medium (river surface), KATO water effect (river surface), water-based stain (Turner Wood Stain), real sand, forage and others
Lighting: LED + CRD + 560 ohm resistor + switch + battery box
PECO flexible wire (for N) code 55, dog nail (Shinohara HO N3 Spikes) and others
Note 1: Clear case, N-gauge cars and feeder lines included
Note 2: LED lights inside the building and in the forest, removable tunnel top and sides. Connection plug for power pack on the side of the car
Note 3: The power pack is not included. TOMIX power packs are recommended for use
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
Scenes from the Taisho and early Showa periods, featuring artistic building work by Hiroshi Yamao.
The building has been designed and built by Hiroshi Yamao.
There are also LEDs placed on the surrounding trees to light up the area, so that you can enjoy the work as a night scene when the lights are on in dark places.
The set comes with a car made using the Alnain "Classic Train" kit, which can be driven by connecting the power pack to the plug on the side. (Power pack not included)
The tunnel is designed so that the inspection doors and the terrain at the top of the tunnel can be removed as a remedy for derailment of vehicles and maintenance of the tracks.
The subject of this work is the scenery of the time (Taisho - early Showa period) when trams (electric track lines) were active in the hot spring areas in the mountains.
We also have Hiroji Yamao's work for you to look at.
Overall dimensions (including base and case): 315mm wide, 225mm deep, 274mm high
Gauge (width between tracks): 9mm
9mm
Main materials used: Styrene board, cardboard, wood (base part), matte acrylic paint (Holbein Acryl Gouache), gloss medium (river surface), KATO water effect (river surface), water-based stain (Turner Wood Stain), real sand, forage and others
Lighting: LED + CRD + 560 ohm resistor + switch + battery box
PECO flexible wire (for N) code 55, dog nail (Shinohara HO N3 Spikes) and others
Note 1: Clear case, N-gauge cars and feeder lines included
Note 2: LED lights inside the building and in the forest, removable tunnel top and sides. Connection plug for power pack on the side of the car
Note 3: The power pack is not included. TOMIX power packs are recommended for use
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
Scenes from the Taisho and early Showa periods, featuring artistic building work by Hiroshi Yamao.
The building has been designed and built by Hiroshi Yamao.
There are also LEDs placed on the surrounding trees to light up the area, so that you can enjoy the work as a night scene when the lights are on in dark places.
The set comes with a car made using the Alnain "Classic Train" kit, which can be driven by connecting the power pack to the plug on the side. (Power pack not included)
The tunnel is designed so that the inspection doors and the terrain at the top of the tunnel can be removed as a remedy for derailment of vehicles and maintenance of the tracks.
The subject of this work is the scenery of the time (Taisho - early Showa period) when trams (electric track lines) were active in the hot spring areas in the mountains.
We also have Hiroji Yamao's work for you to look at.
