Woody Joe 1/75 Scale Rokuon-ji Temple Golden Pavilion, Plain Wood Model Assembly Kit
In 1397, Yoshimitsu Ashikaga, the third shogun of the Muromachi period, built Rokuon-ji Temple, home to the Golden Pavilion, in Kitayama, Kyoto, as a villa.
The temple's expansive garden features numerous trees and a strolling pond. The building, with its exterior walls covered in gold leaf, is known as the Golden Pavilion.
The Golden Pavilion consists of three floors, with the top floor housing a Buddhist statue in the Zen Buddhist style, and the lower floors constructed in a residential style.
These towers, designed for viewing from above, are said to have originated from the upper chambers and Sanmon gates built in the abbot's chambers of Zen temples.
The current Kinkakuji was rebuilt in 1955.
About the Kit
The kit has been completely improved, with the roof structure now replaced with a laser-machined frame.
It's easy for anyone to assemble, and the beautiful roof shape can be recreated.
26 types of wooden laser parts, 53 types of wooden parts, 4 types of metal parts
Materials: Natural wood such as cypress, metal
Accessories: Color assembly instructions, patterns, etc.
Completed size: Overall width 410mm, depth 275mm, height 215mm
Paint and water surface sheet are not included in the kit.
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; tools, paint, etc. are required separately.
Completed size: Overall width 410mm / Depth 275mm / Height 215mm
Materials: Natural wood such as cypress, metal, wooden laser parts, wooden parts, metal parts
Completely improved, the roof structure has been changed to a laser-machined frame system, making it easy for anyone to assemble and reproducing a beautiful roof shape.
