Woody Joe 1/75 Scale Wooden Model Assembly Kit of the Yakushiji Temple East Pagoda
The Yakushiji East Pagoda is said to be the most beautiful three-story pagoda in Japan.
The East Pagoda was built in Heijokyo in 730 following the relocation of the capital to Heijokyo. However, unlike Kofukuji and other major temples, which were built in a new style, the layout of the temple remains in accordance with the ancient architectural style.
The pagoda stands on a platform, with each floor having a raised platform, giving it the appearance of six stories, creating a unique shape.
The pagoda's magnificent spire, the oldest still standing, is a masterpiece of Hakuho art, featuring openwork carvings of flying celestial beings by the Hajime Raku style.
The West Pagoda has also been restored today, demonstrating the splendor of the Hakuho period.
About the Kit
This intricate and intricate three-story pagoda, which could be considered a six-story pagoda, has been precisely recreated using laser processing.
The jewel, spire, and nine-ringed rings on the pagoda's spire are made of metal.
Enjoy building with comprehensively redesigned wooden parts.
36 types of wooden laser parts, 62 types of wooden parts, 8 types of metal parts
Materials: Natural woods such as cypress and agathis, metal
Accessories: Color assembly instructions, patterns, etc.
Completed size: Overall width 260mm, overall depth 260mm, overall height 480mm
Diorama materials and paint are not included in the kit.
This product is a wooden model that requires assembly.
Separate adhesives, tools, paint, etc. are required for assembly and painting.
Unpainted wooden assembly kit made primarily of wood. Separate tools, paint, etc. are required.
Finished size: Overall width 260mm / Depth 260mm / Overall height 480mm
Materials: Natural woods such as cypress and agathis, metal, wooden laser parts, wooden parts, metal parts
This intricate and intricate three-story pagoda, which could be considered a six-story tower, has been precisely recreated using laser processing.
Metal is used for the jewel, water smoke, and nine-ring parts of the spire.
