Fujimi Castle-26 Sapporo City Clock Tower (building size: length 90mm, width 63mm, height 65mm)

Updated specifications! New stickers are included for a more realistic reproduction.
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The Sapporo Clock Tower, known as the Clock Tower, was built in 1878 as a training hall for the Sapporo Agricultural College.
It is a building with a distinctive appearance, with a large clock on a triangular roof.
It was conceived by W. Wheeler, who succeeded W.S. Clark as vice principal, and is modeled after a wooden architectural style called balloon frame, which was popular in the Midwestern United States at the time.
The large clock with dials on all four sides of the clock tower was manufactured by Howard Company in Boston and is a mechanical tower clock that uses weights for power.
It was designated as a national important cultural property in 1970, and was also certified as one of the "100 Soundscapes of Japan" by the Environment Agency in 1996.
It is currently used as a museum and hall.

The newly added stickers include the clock dial and window frame.
By sticking the stickers, you can reproduce the clock tower more realistically.
The size after completion is 90mm in length, 63mm in width, 65mm in height for the clock tower, and 152mm in length, 93mm in width, 12mm in height for the base

*This product is a kit that requires assembly and painting.
*Separate adhesives and tools are required for assembly and painting.