Plastic model Wooden Model 1/75 Yumedono of Horyu-ji Temple

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Product description ■ Yumedono is an octagonal hall built in the Nara period. It is said that Ikaruganomiya Palace where the family of Prince Shotoku lived was originally located, and it was burned down during the wars in the middle of the 7 th century.
The high priest Yukinobu of Horyu-ji Temple built Jogu Oin in this place.
The statue of Kuse-Kannon (Goddess of Mercy), which is believed to be the real figure of Prince Shotoku, was enshrined in the hall, which was later integrated into Horyu-ji Temple and remains as the main hall of To-in Garan of Horyu-ji Temple.
The name' Yumedono' has been used since the Heian period.
During major repairs in the Kamakura period, the eaves were deep and the roof gradient was strengthened, and during major repairs in the Showa period, the roof was not returned to the style of the Nara period, so the current shape of the roof is that of the Kamakura period.
The 2-level platform was 11.3 meters in maximum diameter. The inside of the hall was made of stone.
The octagonal Buddhist altar in the hall was also double-layered, with eight Nyu-side pillars around it, and a bridge of 繋虹 was passed between the Nyu-side pillars and the side pillars.
In 1951, it was designated as a national treasure.
The model was reproduced in 1/75 scale with fine detail.
The work using the laser processed parts was designed to not be distorted during assembly.
The lattice part of the door was reproduced realistically.
* Paint is sold separately.
[Product Details]
Size at completion : total height approx. 220 (including the decoration stand) x total width approx. 300 x depth approx. 300 mm
Materials : natural wood such as cypress and china, 20 types of wooden laser parts, 18 types of other wooden parts, metal parts brass (etching), soft metal, etc.
Production reference time : 43 hours