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View of completed model East face West face South face North face Nagoya Castle, Japan : Pattern Scale:1/280 Parts sheet (Pattern) : Twelve A4 sheets (No.1~No.12) No. of Parts : 102 *Build the model by carefully reading the Assembly Instructions, in the parts sheet page order. *This model was designed for Papercraft and may differ from the original in some respects. Nagoya Castle, located in Nagoya, Aichi prefecture, is one of Japan's three great castles. Its roof is adorned with golden "shachihoko," tiger-headed dolphin creatures, which have become symbolic of Nagoya Castle. It is sometimes even referred to as "Kinshachijo" (Golden Dolphin Castle) or "Kinjo" (Golden Castle). In 1610, Ieyasu Tokugawa ordered the daimyo (feudal lords) from Japan's west to build the castle, and construction was completed over four years. The castle tower was threatened by earthquakes and fires several times over the years, but aerial attacks during the Pacific War destroyed it completely. The Nagoya Castle that stands today is a replica that was rebuilt after the war.
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View of completed model
East face
West face
South face
North face
Nagoya Castle, Japan : Pattern
Scale:1/280
Parts sheet (Pattern) : Twelve A4 sheets (No.1~No.12)
No. of Parts : 102
*Build the model by carefully reading the Assembly Instructions, in the parts sheet page order.
*This model was designed for Papercraft and may differ from the original in some respects.
Nagoya Castle, located in Nagoya, Aichi prefecture, is one of Japan's three great castles. Its roof is adorned with golden "shachihoko," tiger-headed dolphin creatures, which have become symbolic of Nagoya Castle. It is sometimes even referred to as "Kinshachijo" (Golden Dolphin Castle) or "Kinjo" (Golden Castle). In 1610, Ieyasu Tokugawa ordered the daimyo (feudal lords) from Japan's west to build the castle, and construction was completed over four years. The castle tower was threatened by earthquakes and fires several times over the years, but aerial attacks during the Pacific War destroyed it completely. The Nagoya Castle that stands today is a replica that was rebuilt after the war.
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Nagoya Castle, Japan : Pattern
Scissors line Mountain fold Valley fold
Do not apply glue.
Do not apply glue.
Do not apply glue.
Do not apply glue.
Castle tower
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Nagoya Castle, Japan : Pattern
Scissors line Mountain fold Valley fold
Do not apply glue.Do not apply glue.Do not apply glue. Do not apply glue.
Castle tower
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Nagoya Castle, Japan : Pattern
Scissors line Mountain fold Valley fold
Do not apply glue.
Do not apply glue. Do not apply glue. Do not apply glue.
Castle tower
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Nagoya Castle, Japan : Pattern
Scissors line Mountain fold Valley fold
Do not apply glue. Do not apply glue.
Castle tower
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Nagoya Castle, Japan : Pattern
Scissors line Mountain fold Valley fold
Do not apply glue. Do not apply glue.
Castle tower
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Nagoya Castle, Japan : Pattern
Scissors line Mountain fold Valley fold
Castle tower
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Nagoya Castle, Japan : Pattern
Scissors line Mountain fold Valley fold
Castle tower
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Nagoya Castle, Japan : Pattern
Scissors line Mountain fold Valley fold
Turret; SubstructureCastle tower
Do not apply glue.
Do not apply glue.
Do not apply glue.
Do not apply glue.
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Nagoya Castle, Japan : Pattern
Scissors line Mountain fold Valley fold
Do not apply glue.Do not apply glue.Do not apply glue. Do not apply glue.
Turret
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Nagoya Castle, Japan : Pattern
Scissors line Mountain fold Valley fold
Turret
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Nagoya Castle, Japan : Pattern
Scissors line Mountain fold Valley fold
Turret
Do not apply glue.
Do not apply glue.
Do not apply glue.
Do not apply glue.
