Ultra Q Episode 27 : Gentleman Asaki - Painted Non-scale
Gentleman Asaki Painted Non-scale
Work size (including diorama base): W60 x D60 x H80mm
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
This is a diorama and vignette of a scene from "Ultra Q", episode 27 "Flight 206 disappears", created by Gentaro Asaki.
Ultra Q is the first in a series of fantasy special effects that aired in 1966 and is still popular 50 years later.
In this episode, a supersonic jetliner is swallowed up by the space-time vortex.
Flight 206, carrying a large number of passengers from Hong Kong to Tokyo, gets lost in a four-dimensional fault and crash-lands on a mysterious ice field.
In order to escape from the giant monster Todra, the hero fires the jet engine of flight 206 at full throttle! This is the first time I've done this.
This is a small piece of work that captures the world of Ultra Q, where you get lost in a strange world when you are on an aeroplane.
The size of the pedestal is 6cm square, making it a very small piece.
We recommend collecting the series and putting them together!
Besides, Gentlemanro Asaki's work is here!
Work size (including diorama base): W60 x D60 x H80mm
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
This is a diorama and vignette of a scene from "Ultra Q", episode 27 "Flight 206 disappears", created by Gentaro Asaki.
Ultra Q is the first in a series of fantasy special effects that aired in 1966 and is still popular 50 years later.
In this episode, a supersonic jetliner is swallowed up by the space-time vortex.
Flight 206, carrying a large number of passengers from Hong Kong to Tokyo, gets lost in a four-dimensional fault and crash-lands on a mysterious ice field.
In order to escape from the giant monster Todra, the hero fires the jet engine of flight 206 at full throttle! This is the first time I've done this.
This is a small piece of work that captures the world of Ultra Q, where you get lost in a strange world when you are on an aeroplane.
The size of the pedestal is 6cm square, making it a very small piece.
We recommend collecting the series and putting them together!
Besides, Gentlemanro Asaki's work is here!
