Product Description

[About the actual item]
The Shin-Eikan Overpass was named after the fact that it connects Shinzenza (now near Higashi-Shinbashi) and Eirakucho (now near Otemachi).
More than 100 years after its construction in 1910, it is still in use as an elevated bridge, retaining its original appearance.
The brick arch bridge, modeled after the elevated railway in Berlin, Germany, is also a scenic spot in Tokyo.
When placed in a layout, its gorgeous appearance will add a touch of elegance to the layout.

[About the model]
This is a paper kit made up of laser-cut hard paper components.
Assembly requires some experience.
Some of the parts are 3D printed.
This product includes only the brick arch relief.
Please prepare structural strength components (such as bridge piers) and armor components (such as rails) separately.
Also, some weathering has already been applied to the model when it is shipped.
You can enjoy it as it is, but you can also enjoy changing the texture by doing additional work such as removing the weathering by scrubbing it with a toothbrush, adding additional weathering, or wetting it with water to make it deteriorate.
Furthermore, this product's special design allows the viaduct to be expanded without the joints becoming noticeable.
If you wish, the design allows you to freely expand and contract the length from 1 span to 100 or 1000 spans, not just 3 spans.

Product Specifications

Item series

Unassembled Kit

Region

Kanto

Item code

D-002

JAN code

4595055667422

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