Buildings

There is at least one Shinto shrine near every Japanese village. These are located in sacred places where the gods and spirits of Shintoism are worshiped.
Therefore, one of these shrines definitely belongs on every gaming table that is supposed to authentically represent a Japanese place.
The model is part of the Nippon Saga

 

In contrast to Farmhouse 04, whose roof is presented in two construction methods, Farmhouse 05 is a purely roof-only house. Simply built and with only a brick fireplace, it was the home of the poorer population in the fascinating world of feudal Japan. Our detailed 3D printed model of this Edo period farmhouse is an addition and eye-catcher to any playing field.

An authentic miniature building offers a unique insight into rural life from the 17th to 19th centuries. 

This building from the fascinating world of feudal Japan in the Edo Dynasty was 3D printed by us in every detail. The roof, which begins directly at the foundation wall, forms a kind of hump upwards and then forms a gable with a window opening in the upper part above the door.

An authentic miniature building offers a unique insight into rural life from the 17th to 19th centuries. 

The carefully designed furnishings are particularly impressive:

A simple fireplace surrounded by stones
round carpets
thatched roof
a basket with contents
Every detail has been recreated with the greatest care to add a touch of authentic Japanese culture to your gaming table or collection.

Shoro - Bell Tower


 

Simple Well with Bucket

Wood Torii

In the middle of the jungle of Cambodia you can find ruins of ancient temples, the most famous of which is probably Angkor Wat. The settlements there were part of the Khmer Empire.