Kamitake Mountain Range "Yari-Hotaka 1/100,000" (kit)

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This is a realistic 3D paper model kit. It comes with a plastic case and a transparent place name sheet. Simply glue the pre-cut paper together to create a realistic mountain model. Only available on Amazon. Sales on Yahoo Shopping and other sites are handled by resellers. Please be careful. To make this, you will need tweezers and an awl (a compass will also work). The back of the paper is a sticker, so no glue is required. The peaks of the southern Northern Alps, such as Mount Yari and the Hotaka mountain range, and the terrain created by glaciers are realistically reproduced. Scale: 1/100,000. Altitude range: 1680m to 3200m. Size including case: W141mm x D101mm x H63mm. Size of model part: W141mm x D101mm x H14.1mm Number of stacked components: 264 The height ratio is exaggerated by approximately 1.25 times. This is a precise 3D paper model kit. It comes with a plastic case and a transparent place name sheet. Available exclusively at Amazon. Paste pre-cut paper together to create a realistic mountain model. To make it, you'll need tweezers and an awl (or a compass). The back of the paper is a sticker, so no glue is required. It realistically recreates the peaks of the southern Northern Alps, including Mount Yari and the Hotaka mountain range, as well as the terrain created by glaciers. Scale: 1/100,000. Elevation range: 1,680m - 3,200m. Dimensions including case: W141mm x D101mm x H63mm. Dimensions of model portion: W141mm x D101mm x H14.1mm. Number of stacked parts: 264. The height ratio is exaggerated by approximately 1.25 times.