Old Freight House : Takumi Diorama Craft House - Painted Finished Product 1:80
Takumi Diorama Craft House - Painted 1/80 Scale
Approx. W20cm x D7.7cm x H6cm
Base kit: "Cargo Top Family" by M's Collection
Note: Pre-decorated with two CRD-controlled LED lights. Just apply 3V DC to the lead wire coming out from the bottom of the model and enjoy the night view easily.
The soldered parts of the wiring are insulated with heat-shrinkable tubes to prevent shorts, and the lead wires are designed for easy wiring. The lead wires are also designed for easy wiring, making them easy to integrate into the layout.
Accessories are glued in place.
In the photo, spacers are placed under the base plate. The spacers, surrounding diorama and cars are not included.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
A long time ago, most of the stations handled freight, which is why they had freight sidings and "freight upper houses" on the loading and unloading platforms.
Even quite small stations, especially in rural areas, had freight handling facilities to bring out the local produce.
Made by M's "Cargo Top House"
This is a structure (building model) work based on the kit and finished by Hajime Ito.
In this kit, the inside of the wall is also reproduced realistically, so to give the feeling of an old shed, the boards on the front are also reproduced with peeling and holes. This is the first time we have done this, and we are very pleased with the results.
The walls are made of the kit's standard special paper, but the technique of painting over them to give the appearance of wooden boards has been applied.
Full range of accessory parts!
Referring to the manufacturer's example, the "wire drum" (placed at the back left) used in the example was changed to a drum. The image of the station in the countryside, which is not yet electrified, has been made clearer.
Accessory parts are pre-glued.
Approx. W20cm x D7.7cm x H6cm
Base kit: "Cargo Top Family" by M's Collection
Note: Pre-decorated with two CRD-controlled LED lights. Just apply 3V DC to the lead wire coming out from the bottom of the model and enjoy the night view easily.
The soldered parts of the wiring are insulated with heat-shrinkable tubes to prevent shorts, and the lead wires are designed for easy wiring. The lead wires are also designed for easy wiring, making them easy to integrate into the layout.
Accessories are glued in place.
In the photo, spacers are placed under the base plate. The spacers, surrounding diorama and cars are not included.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
A long time ago, most of the stations handled freight, which is why they had freight sidings and "freight upper houses" on the loading and unloading platforms.
Even quite small stations, especially in rural areas, had freight handling facilities to bring out the local produce.
Made by M's "Cargo Top House"
This is a structure (building model) work based on the kit and finished by Hajime Ito.
In this kit, the inside of the wall is also reproduced realistically, so to give the feeling of an old shed, the boards on the front are also reproduced with peeling and holes. This is the first time we have done this, and we are very pleased with the results.
The walls are made of the kit's standard special paper, but the technique of painting over them to give the appearance of wooden boards has been applied.
Full range of accessory parts!
Referring to the manufacturer's example, the "wire drum" (placed at the back left) used in the example was changed to a drum. The image of the station in the countryside, which is not yet electrified, has been made clearer.
Accessory parts are pre-glued.
