Station Building : Sadashi Okakura Pre-painted 1:80
Okakura Teishi Painted 1/80 Scale
Work size (maximum approximate size): Length 302mm x Depth 153mm x Height 77mm
Prototype: Designed based on the Uchibo Line Hamakanaya Station
. Note: 4 LED bulbs. The roof is removable and there is a button cell battery (with switch and dimmer function) in the attic.
�E½@The ground can be removed with four 1.4-pie screws for integration into the layout. We recommend using this temporary ground as a guide to make a real ground.
�E½@If you wish to make interior accessories, please contact us for an additional cost.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
The prototype was completed in 1916 at Hamakanaya Station on the Uchibo Line in Chiba Prefecture (where the Tokyo Bay Ferry arrives and departs, and which seems to have a surprisingly large number of passengers).
The station was built in 1916 on the Uchibo Line in Chiba Prefecture.
The model is not a faithful reproduction of the original, and some extensions have been omitted.
The emphasis was on a compact station building with a hipped roof, but quite stylish.
The whole structure is made up of a single piece of 2x2mm cypress wood and lime wood.
The station waiting room has a fully finished interior.
The station waiting room has a fully finished interior (further work can be discussed at extra cost). The station waiting room has been completely refurbished.
The ground section is only temporary with a view to building it into the layout, so we recommend using this as a guide for making a real ground.
It is easy to remove with four 1.4 screws.
The gaps in the walls, the slight glow of the electric light... This is a superb piece of work that evokes a different story for each viewer, depending on when they look at it.
Please also see Freight Shops.
Work size (maximum approximate size): Length 302mm x Depth 153mm x Height 77mm
Prototype: Designed based on the Uchibo Line Hamakanaya Station
. Note: 4 LED bulbs. The roof is removable and there is a button cell battery (with switch and dimmer function) in the attic.
�E½@The ground can be removed with four 1.4-pie screws for integration into the layout. We recommend using this temporary ground as a guide to make a real ground.
�E½@If you wish to make interior accessories, please contact us for an additional cost.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
The prototype was completed in 1916 at Hamakanaya Station on the Uchibo Line in Chiba Prefecture (where the Tokyo Bay Ferry arrives and departs, and which seems to have a surprisingly large number of passengers).
The station was built in 1916 on the Uchibo Line in Chiba Prefecture.
The model is not a faithful reproduction of the original, and some extensions have been omitted.
The emphasis was on a compact station building with a hipped roof, but quite stylish.
The whole structure is made up of a single piece of 2x2mm cypress wood and lime wood.
The station waiting room has a fully finished interior.
The station waiting room has a fully finished interior (further work can be discussed at extra cost). The station waiting room has been completely refurbished.
The ground section is only temporary with a view to building it into the layout, so we recommend using this as a guide for making a real ground.
It is easy to remove with four 1.4 screws.
The gaps in the walls, the slight glow of the electric light... This is a superb piece of work that evokes a different story for each viewer, depending on when they look at it.
Please also see Freight Shops.
