First come, first served!! 4m x 4m House 1/50 (Design: Tadao Ando) Creation Kit

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This is a 1/50 scale model kit of the famous architectural work, 4mx4m House (designed by Tadao Ando).

▶ Difficulty Level: Beginner

*Difficulty Level Explanation:
Introductory: Can be assembled by elementary school children on their own.
Beginner: Can be assembled by those with nimble fingers.
Intermediate: Recommended for those familiar with plastic models.
Advanced: Recommended for those who want to complete complex models.

▶ Product Introduction
By assembling it yourself from the blueprints, you can learn the basics of architecture in a very simple way. And since it is an architectural model by Mr. Tadao Ando, you can precisely create a model that captures Tadao Ando's signature style at a 1/50 scale without a single millimeter of deviation.

▶ Reasons for Choosing This Product
1. A Unique Famous Architectural Model Kit
Model kits of famous architecture are rare, and their rarity attracts enthusiasts and students interested in architecture.

2. Wide Variety
Currently, we offer 6 different types.

3. Thorough Model Creation Support
To ensure anyone can build it, regardless of dexterity, an easy-to-understand instruction manual is included with the model materials, providing great peace of mind. Anyone can complete the model to the end.

▶ Finished Size
Height: Approx. 21.5 cm
Width and Depth: Approx. 10 cm each

*Please note that this is a kit, not a finished product.
The photos show the finished product. Furniture shown in the photos is not included.

▶ Included Accessories
- Materials required for model creation
- Blueprints (for creating parts)
- General assembly steps, etc.

▶ Items to Prepare Separately
- Cutter (30° blade recommended if available)
- Cutting mat
- Glue (styrene glue) or spray adhesive, etc.

Creating a model of a famous architectural work is very educational. You can learn about floor plans and shapes while building the model and apply that knowledge to your own ideas.
We hope this product reaches many people.

How about this for junior high and high school students who want to become architects in the future, elementary school students who haven't decided on a topic for their free study, architecture students, or anyone interested in architecture?

Questions are welcome in the comment section.