Assembled Model of Honpo-ji Pagoda. Japan Kyoto 1808.

Multilevel tower temple buildings in Japan, like in other Eastern countries, are called pagodas. A characteristic feature of such architecture is the uniquely shaped tiled roof. The Buddhist temple Honpo-ji is part of the temple complex in Kyoto, an ancient Japanese city that was the capital of Japan and the main residence of emperors for over a thousand years.

No cutting tools or glue are needed for assembling the model. The parts are already cut out, and they just need to be removed from the cardboard sheet and connected together. The main material of the model is durable double-sided cardboard with a thickness of 1 mm, and the kit includes several parts made of flexible cardboard of lesser thickness.

The assembled model looks bright, spectacular, and realistic. Its dimensional texture on the outer surface adds special appeal. The model is made in the popular scale of 1/87. Railway enthusiasts can use it as an addition to the landscape near railway tracks.