Goods on the House : James Okakura Paintings 1:80
Okakura Teishi Painted 1/80 Scale
Work size (maximum approximate size): 152mm (L) x 77mm (D) x 61mm (H)
Prototype: Designed based on Tanbi station of Wakazakura line (Reference: Scenery guide p.186)
Note: 1 yellow LED. It is installed in the storage shed, and the lighting status can be checked through the gap in the boarded-up wall.
�E½@�E½@The light can be turned on by applying 2.5 V to the lead wire (with connector) coming out from under the floor. If you use our "LED dimmer power supply button battery type" as a power supply, please adjust the dimmer volume and use a little darker.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
The prototype is a freestyle of a small shed at Tanpi Station on the Wakasakura Line in Tottori Prefecture, inspired by a photograph of two leaves on p.186 of the "Scenery Guide by Koichi Kawata (Kigei Shuppansha)".
The side panels have a different design on each side.
The large openings allow a clear view of the interior, even the shedwork is reproduced.
The storage shed on the left-hand side of the front of the building has yellow LEDs inside which, when lit, will provide a glimpse of light through the gaps in the wooden floor.
The gaps in the wooden walls, the slight glimmer of light from the lamps... This is a superb piece of work that evokes a different story for each person who sees it.
Please also see Station House.
Work size (maximum approximate size): 152mm (L) x 77mm (D) x 61mm (H)
Prototype: Designed based on Tanbi station of Wakazakura line (Reference: Scenery guide p.186)
Note: 1 yellow LED. It is installed in the storage shed, and the lighting status can be checked through the gap in the boarded-up wall.
�E½@�E½@The light can be turned on by applying 2.5 V to the lead wire (with connector) coming out from under the floor. If you use our "LED dimmer power supply button battery type" as a power supply, please adjust the dimmer volume and use a little darker.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
The prototype is a freestyle of a small shed at Tanpi Station on the Wakasakura Line in Tottori Prefecture, inspired by a photograph of two leaves on p.186 of the "Scenery Guide by Koichi Kawata (Kigei Shuppansha)".
The side panels have a different design on each side.
The large openings allow a clear view of the interior, even the shedwork is reproduced.
The storage shed on the left-hand side of the front of the building has yellow LEDs inside which, when lit, will provide a glimpse of light through the gaps in the wooden floor.
The gaps in the wooden walls, the slight glimmer of light from the lamps... This is a superb piece of work that evokes a different story for each person who sees it.
Please also see Station House.
