Showa Shitamachi Sakae Street B (in front of Barber Takahashi): Yoshiaki Ishikawa - painted 1:150 size
Yoshiaki Ishikawa Finished diorama Super small layout N (1:150) size People are about 1cm tall
Approximate size (including case): 145mm wide, 145mm deep, 110mm high
Layout (track): right-angled, very small radius curve, track width 9mm, no rail feeding considered.
About the cars: miniature train included.
The mini-mini train is a very small carriage specially made by Mr. Ishikawa, which runs on its own with a built-in button battery (2 LR44). It starts running when the batteries are loaded and stops when the batteries are removed. Speed control is not available.
Two LR44 batteries are supplied for running. It is ready to use on arrival.
If the batteries are low, the speed may drop and the car may stop on bends.
If the car does not run well, please get a new one. If the car does not run well, please replace the batteries with new LR44 batteries.
Note: Please note that due to the tight curve radius, only the miniature train provided can be used to drive the train.
Note:Due to the handmade nature of this product, some details may vary.
Information edited by Sakatsu Gallery
"Showa Shitamachi Sakae Street B (In front of Barber Takahashi)" (Video production: Sakatsu Gallery)
This is the work of Mr. Yoshiaki Ishikawa, who is popular for his dioramas of kawaii trains running through fantastic worlds.
This ultra-compact layout is condensed into a 145x145mm cubic acrylic case.
Running through this ultra-compact layout is a miniature train specially made by Mr. Ishikawa.
This vehicle has a built-in button battery and will run continuously for a long time when the battery is loaded.
Although the whole piece is small, it's packed with buildings, trees, dolls and small items to make it a must-see!
It comes with a case, so there is no need to worry about dust, making it ideal for interior decoration.
This model features a right-angled curved rail track.
We recommend that you use the special vehicles supplied to run the rails on your artwork.
Note: Due to the handmade nature of the artwork, some details may vary.
Please also see the other works of Mr. Yoshiaki Ishikawa.
Approximate size (including case): 145mm wide, 145mm deep, 110mm high
Layout (track): right-angled, very small radius curve, track width 9mm, no rail feeding considered.
About the cars: miniature train included.
The mini-mini train is a very small carriage specially made by Mr. Ishikawa, which runs on its own with a built-in button battery (2 LR44). It starts running when the batteries are loaded and stops when the batteries are removed. Speed control is not available.
Two LR44 batteries are supplied for running. It is ready to use on arrival.
If the batteries are low, the speed may drop and the car may stop on bends.
If the car does not run well, please get a new one. If the car does not run well, please replace the batteries with new LR44 batteries.
Note: Please note that due to the tight curve radius, only the miniature train provided can be used to drive the train.
Note:Due to the handmade nature of this product, some details may vary.
Information edited by Sakatsu Gallery
"Showa Shitamachi Sakae Street B (In front of Barber Takahashi)" (Video production: Sakatsu Gallery)
This is the work of Mr. Yoshiaki Ishikawa, who is popular for his dioramas of kawaii trains running through fantastic worlds.
This ultra-compact layout is condensed into a 145x145mm cubic acrylic case.
Running through this ultra-compact layout is a miniature train specially made by Mr. Ishikawa.
This vehicle has a built-in button battery and will run continuously for a long time when the battery is loaded.
Although the whole piece is small, it's packed with buildings, trees, dolls and small items to make it a must-see!
It comes with a case, so there is no need to worry about dust, making it ideal for interior decoration.
This model features a right-angled curved rail track.
We recommend that you use the special vehicles supplied to run the rails on your artwork.
Note: Due to the handmade nature of the artwork, some details may vary.
Please also see the other works of Mr. Yoshiaki Ishikawa.
