Art Stage K 完成ジオラマ N（1/150）サイズ 人の身長が約1cm
作品サイズ（木製台座含む）：直径84mm 高さ87mmレール：Nゲージ、長さ約50mm（走行考慮していません）ケースサイズ：直径140mm 高さ120mm
電飾について：LEDで電飾。電源は作品台座底面に、ボタン電池（CR2032を1個使用）とON/OFFスイッチあり。
リヤカーと屋台、電柱等人形以外全て手作り。木製台座とケース台座はビス止め。ケース台座にも電飾電源にアクセスできるよう穴あけ加工済み。
※手作り作品のため、細部が異なる場合があります。
情報編集：さかつうギャラリー
Art Stage K 完成ジオラマ N（1/150）サイズ 人の身長が約1cm

作品サイズ（木製台座含む）：直径84mm 高さ87mm
レール：Nゲージ、長さ約50mm（走行考慮していません）
ケースサイズ：直径140mm 高さ120mm

電飾について：LEDで電飾。電源は作品台座底面に、ボタン電池（CR2032を1個使用）とON/OFFスイッチあり。

リヤカーと屋台、電柱等人形以外全て手作り。
木製台座とケース台座はビス止め。ケース台座にも電飾電源にアクセスできるよう穴あけ加工済み。

※手作り作品のため、細部が異なる場合があります。

情報編集：さかつうギャラリー
Art Stage K completed diorama N (1:150) size, people approx. 1 cm tall

Size of work (including wooden pedestal): diameter 84mm, height 87mm
Rail: N gauge, length approx. 50mm (not considering running)
Case size: 140mm in diameter, 120mm in height

Decoration: LED lights. Power source is a button battery (CR2032 is used) and ON:OFF switch on the bottom of the pedestal.

Wooden base and case base are screwed together. The case base is also pre-drilled to allow access to the decorative power supply.

Note: Due to the handmade nature of this product, details may vary.

Information editing: Sakatsu Gallery

Sasanqua and Yaki-imo (baked sweet potato) wagon" (Video produced by Sakatsu Gallery)


Art Stage K specializes in mini dioramas of model trains, miniature cars, etc.
Sasanqua, sasanqua, saita-michi
Takibi-da, takibi-da, ochibataki
Uncle sells grilled sweet potatoes by building a fire on the road where Sasanqua flowers bloom like in the children's song "Takibi".
When the sun goes down and the north wind blows, the ladiy on the street stop and say, "Give me a sweet potato."
The aroma of the smoke and sweet potatoes, and the warmth of the sweet potatoes on her numb hands will bring a smile to her face.

He uses his superior skills to create detailed parts precisely on his own. The elements that make up the scene have been skillfully selected and arranged, so that even though the work is small in size, it can be enjoyed by 360-degree viewers.
was everywhere at the time, an everyday scene that no one cared about.
The nostalgic scenes of the Showa era that have somehow disappeared and faded from people's memories. We hope you will enjoy it on your own.

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