Woody Joe 1/150 Gifu Castle Wooden Model Assembly Kit-

About this product: An unpainted wooden assembly kit that uses wood as its main material. Separate adhesive, tools, paint, etc. are required. Completed size: Width 300mm / Depth 250mm / Height 205mm Reference time for production: 42 hours Materials: Wooden parts (Hinoki, Shina, Spruce, Agatis, Kamishiro Ash, etc.) / Metal parts Folded size: Width 95.2 x Depth 44.3 x Height The 32.3cm Gifu Castle castle tower with 3 layers and 4 floors is realistically reproduced using a variety of woods, including the roof tiles, walls, window lattices, and railings.

Gifu Castle was once called Inabayama Castle and was the residence of Dosan Saito. The name Gifu Castle was announced to the world after Oda Nobunaga captured this castle (1567), subdued the area, changed the name of the place ``Inokuchi'' to Gifu, and made it the base for unifying the country. be. However, in the Battle of Sekigahara (1600), the castle was invaded by the eastern army, and after a fierce battle, the castle fell. The current castle was rebuilt in July 1955 by the Gifu Castle Reconstruction Alliance. The kit scales down the current Gifu Castle, one of Japan's leading mountain castles, to 1/150. The three-story, four-story castle tower is realistically recreated using a variety of woods, including the roof tiles, walls, window lattices, and railings. The castle tower is assembled from laser-processed plates, and the stone walls are made of rare Jindai wood. The gable panels are made of gold stickers with delicate patterns, highlighting the personality of Gifu Castle. Furthermore, diorama production is carefully explained in the instruction manual. Some diorama materials are included, paint sold separately. Completed size: Width 300mm/Depth 250mm/Height 205mm Accessories: Assembly instructions, gold stickers, 3 pieces of hardwood *This product is a wooden model that requires assembly. *Adhesive, tools, paint, etc. are required separately for assembly and painting. Safety Warning Not Applicable