Description
Signboard Architectural Shops were built mainly from the end of the Taisho period to the early Showa period, and are still shop buildings that can be seen in urban centers and suburbs, mainly in the Kanto-Koshinetsu area. Based on the lessons learned from the Great Kanto Earthquake of 12 (Taisho 1923), the façade of the building is flattened, and fire-resistant materials such as tiles, copper plates, and mortar are used, and arched windows and copper plates are decorated with a stamped pattern like Edo komon. It can be used to reproduce various scenes from the early Showa period to the present, from metropolitan areas to regional cities. The front part consists of a variety of lineups as four types: "copper plate", "mortar", "masonry", and "tile". Signboard Kenchiku Shoten 4 (copper plate) and 1 (mortar) have a clothesline on the back. The corner store is commercialized by the difference between the left and right directions and the front part. Realistically reproduces street corners. For shops other than the corner store, you can create a rich variety of townscapes by rearranging the facades with the separately sold "Signboard Construction Shop, Front Exchange Kit". (Suitable for 2-23~471-23), painted finished product, special seal included (Suitable for 474-23~470-23).