Tsumesho with Well 3 : Takumi Diorama Craft House - Finished product HO(1:80) 1034
Takumi Diorama Craft House, painted and finished, 1/80 size
Measurements: W:165mm, D:70mm, H:60mm
Note: Two CRD-controlled LEDs (with caps that diffuse the light softly) are already illuminated. Simply apply 3-15V DC to the leads coming out of the bottom of the model to enjoy the night view.
The lead wires are designed for easy wiring. It is easy to integrate into the layout.
We have made it even easier to integrate it into your layout. The ground is also in a familiar colour. We've also used a material that is easy to colour match, so that you can easily match the existing ground colour scheme.
The spacers underneath the building were used for photographic purposes only and are not included.
Information edited by Sakatsu Gallery
We have produced a tiled roofed filling station with a well.
This work is based on the previous work "Tsumesho Tile Roof Type with Well", but is made to look more detailed.
The position of the windows and the sliding door of the entrance has been changed to be more similar to the real one, and the position of the gable window has been changed. The overall length of the building has also been extended, particularly in the storage area, to give a more relaxed feel.
The shed structure covering the well has been made more realistic, and the thin horizontal cleats to which the corrugated iron panels are attached have also been reproduced.
A new board-lined enclosure has been installed at the back of the well.
Outside the filling station, drums of water for fire protection, fire sand, old railings and other small items are placed.
Inside the camp is a stove, with a chimney sticking out of the roof. The office desks and safety flags are placed as before.
The window frames and sliding doors are laser cut from thin sheet metal to enhance the texture.
A constant-current diode is connected to each of the indoor and well-house lights, and the well-house light is dimmed slightly to achieve uniform brightness.
The increased detailing gives the aircraft a presence that is unrivalled by smaller aircraft and even larger, more precisely engineered aircraft.
Measurements: W:165mm, D:70mm, H:60mm
Note: Two CRD-controlled LEDs (with caps that diffuse the light softly) are already illuminated. Simply apply 3-15V DC to the leads coming out of the bottom of the model to enjoy the night view.
The lead wires are designed for easy wiring. It is easy to integrate into the layout.
We have made it even easier to integrate it into your layout. The ground is also in a familiar colour. We've also used a material that is easy to colour match, so that you can easily match the existing ground colour scheme.
The spacers underneath the building were used for photographic purposes only and are not included.
Information edited by Sakatsu Gallery
We have produced a tiled roofed filling station with a well.
This work is based on the previous work "Tsumesho Tile Roof Type with Well", but is made to look more detailed.
The position of the windows and the sliding door of the entrance has been changed to be more similar to the real one, and the position of the gable window has been changed. The overall length of the building has also been extended, particularly in the storage area, to give a more relaxed feel.
The shed structure covering the well has been made more realistic, and the thin horizontal cleats to which the corrugated iron panels are attached have also been reproduced.
A new board-lined enclosure has been installed at the back of the well.
Outside the filling station, drums of water for fire protection, fire sand, old railings and other small items are placed.
Inside the camp is a stove, with a chimney sticking out of the roof. The office desks and safety flags are placed as before.
The window frames and sliding doors are laser cut from thin sheet metal to enhance the texture.
A constant-current diode is connected to each of the indoor and well-house lights, and the well-house light is dimmed slightly to achieve uniform brightness.
The increased detailing gives the aircraft a presence that is unrivalled by smaller aircraft and even larger, more precisely engineered aircraft.
