Tiny Oval Track #1 Revised - Hiroshi Yamao, Painted Finished Model, 1/150 Scale
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Hiroshi Yamao, painted finished model, 1/150 scale
Production year: 2014 - 2016 to 2026
Overall size including acrylic case: W 210 x D 160 x H approx. 420 mm; weight approx. 5kg
Not included:
- Vehicle (2 axles, wheelbase 28mm or less; Tsugawa Yoko's "Choshi Electric Railway DEKI 3 Electric Locomotive N" recommended)
- Power pack (TOMIX recommended)
Please prepare these separately.
Track gauge (distance between the rails): 9mm
Uses Kamitetsu Tonya's "JOKE Track Kobang"
Note: Runs well clockwise; derailments occur when running counterclockwise.
Power:
One household 100V outlet used
Included:
- Clear acrylic case (3mm thick)
- AC adapter for lighting (5V and 2.0A)
- DC feeder cord for a power pack, for N scale, included
(TOMIX 5534 DC Feeder N, with the rail-side plug replaced with a different plug)
Lighting: Two separately switched circuits (inside the building and exterior building illumination)
Information edited by Sakatsu Gallery
"Tiny Oval Track #1 | Minimum Oval Truck #1" (Video produced by EdoTyouninZ)
The "Tiny Oval Track #1 / Minimum Oval Truck #1," completed in 2016 and built around an ultra-small oval track, has been renewed with an extension, renovations to the base, and other work. (Scale = 1:150, N scale, 9mm track)
The original 2016 concept - "a factory-like form, but with all details, such as what kind of factory it is and what era it is set in, left ambiguous" - remains unchanged. The following renovations were made to increase the visual interest of the forms.
Added buildings, a chimney, and LEDs
Renovated the base (added a 50mm-wide agathis veneer panel around the outside and repainted it)
Replaced the plugs (the AC adapter plug and the rail power supply plug)
Updated the wiring on the underside of the base (replaced it with new cables)
Added rubber feet to the underside of the base (4)
Removed the lighting control dial (the dial itself acted as an electrical resistor and caused the LEDs to dim, so it was removed during this renovation)
This work was originally created as an exercise in form, so its structure is an unrealistic three-dimensional arrangement that could not exist in reality. It remains entirely a fantasy world.
Around 2011-2012, I began making inscrutable things that might or might not be considered prototypes of the "Imaginary Architecture Series." This was the first one completed as a work of art.
Works by Hiroshi Yamao
Hiroshi Yamao, painted finished model, 1/150 scale
Production year: 2014 - 2016 to 2026
Overall size including acrylic case: W 210 x D 160 x H approx. 420 mm; weight approx. 5kg
Not included:
- Vehicle (2 axles, wheelbase 28mm or less; Tsugawa Yoko's "Choshi Electric Railway DEKI 3 Electric Locomotive N" recommended)
- Power pack (TOMIX recommended)
Please prepare these separately.
Track gauge (distance between the rails): 9mm
Uses Kamitetsu Tonya's "JOKE Track Kobang"
Note: Runs well clockwise; derailments occur when running counterclockwise.
Power:
One household 100V outlet used
Included:
- Clear acrylic case (3mm thick)
- AC adapter for lighting (5V and 2.0A)
- DC feeder cord for a power pack, for N scale, included
(TOMIX 5534 DC Feeder N, with the rail-side plug replaced with a different plug)
Lighting: Two separately switched circuits (inside the building and exterior building illumination)
Information edited by Sakatsu Gallery
"Tiny Oval Track #1 | Minimum Oval Truck #1" (Video produced by EdoTyouninZ)
The "Tiny Oval Track #1 / Minimum Oval Truck #1," completed in 2016 and built around an ultra-small oval track, has been renewed with an extension, renovations to the base, and other work. (Scale = 1:150, N scale, 9mm track)
The original 2016 concept - "a factory-like form, but with all details, such as what kind of factory it is and what era it is set in, left ambiguous" - remains unchanged. The following renovations were made to increase the visual interest of the forms.
Added buildings, a chimney, and LEDs
Renovated the base (added a 50mm-wide agathis veneer panel around the outside and repainted it)
Replaced the plugs (the AC adapter plug and the rail power supply plug)
Updated the wiring on the underside of the base (replaced it with new cables)
Added rubber feet to the underside of the base (4)
Removed the lighting control dial (the dial itself acted as an electrical resistor and caused the LEDs to dim, so it was removed during this renovation)
This work was originally created as an exercise in form, so its structure is an unrealistic three-dimensional arrangement that could not exist in reality. It remains entirely a fantasy world.
Around 2011-2012, I began making inscrutable things that might or might not be considered prototypes of the "Imaginary Architecture Series." This was the first one completed as a work of art.
Works by Hiroshi Yamao
