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Make Your Own Samurai Castle 5 : Mount Kinka Gifu -Papercraft 3D Puzzle Model Kit 1/300
Make Your Own Samurai Castle 5 : Mount Kinka Gifu -Papercraft 3D Puzzle Model Kit 1/300
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Condition: Brand-new
Genuine: Yes
location: Japan
SKU: JSUB0170612
Size： Height:0cm × Length:29cm × Width:21cm (Height:0.24inch × Length:11.73inch × Width:8.31inch)
Weight：58 g (0.13 lb)
Maker: Facet Japan
EAN: 4571350470066
They are shipped including all packaging and accessories&etc. as sold by the manufacturer.
Should any of these conditions fail to be met, a full refund will be issued.
Condition: Brand-new
Genuine: Yes
location: Japan
SKU: JSUB0170612
Size： Height:0cm × Length:29cm × Width:21cm (Height:0.24inch × Length:11.73inch × Width:8.31inch)
Weight：58 g (0.13 lb)
Maker: Facet Japan
EAN: 4571350470066
- 1/300 scale model kit, finished size 16.5x18x17cm, 6.4x7x6.6h
- Super realistic model designed based on historical drawing
- 5-10 hours to complete
- Assemble from 7 sheets of A4 size paper
- Easy to understand photo instruction
Gifu Castle History
Gifu Castle was first built by the Nikaid? clan between 1201 and 1204 during the Kamakura Period. Gifu Castle has gone through many numbers of repairs over the course of several generations. Even though it was famous as a physically powerful castle, it was once taken over by a mere sixteen men.
During the Sengoku period a samurai by the name of Takenaka Hanbei went to the castle to visit his sick brother. In reality, he went to the castle not to visit his brother but to kill Sait? Tatsuoki, the lord of castle. When Hanbei struck at him, Tatsuoki was very confused?believing an enemy army had come to attack him?and fled. Thus, Hanbei obtained Inabayama Castle with relative ease.
Later, Hanbei returned the castle to his lord, but Tatsuoki had lost an immeasurable amount of reputation and honor due to his perceived cowardly flight from the castle. When Oda Nobunaga attacked Inabayama Castle, many men under Tatsuoki remembered this event and defected. After easily defeating Tatsuoki, Nobunaga claimed the castle and made it his primary base-of-operations.
Nobunaga renamed the stronghold "Gifu Castle,"following an example set by an ancient Chinese practice. Nobunaga then proceeded to renovate the castle into a far more impressive and grandiose structure than its previous incarnation. Luis Frois, a renowned Jesuit Missionary from Portugal, was personally invited by Nobunaga to visit the castle. After a short stay in Gifu, Frois praised the castle's extraordinary beauty.
The Battle of Gifu Castle in 1600 served as a prelude to both the Battle of Sekigahara and the destruction of Gifu Castle in the same year. After the demolition of the castle, part of the structure was brough to Kano Castle to the south to fortify its position.
Gifu Castle was first built by the Nikaid? clan between 1201 and 1204 during the Kamakura Period. Gifu Castle has gone through many numbers of repairs over the course of several generations. Even though it was famous as a physically powerful castle, it was once taken over by a mere sixteen men.
During the Sengoku period a samurai by the name of Takenaka Hanbei went to the castle to visit his sick brother. In reality, he went to the castle not to visit his brother but to kill Sait? Tatsuoki, the lord of castle. When Hanbei struck at him, Tatsuoki was very confused?believing an enemy army had come to attack him?and fled. Thus, Hanbei obtained Inabayama Castle with relative ease.
Later, Hanbei returned the castle to his lord, but Tatsuoki had lost an immeasurable amount of reputation and honor due to his perceived cowardly flight from the castle. When Oda Nobunaga attacked Inabayama Castle, many men under Tatsuoki remembered this event and defected. After easily defeating Tatsuoki, Nobunaga claimed the castle and made it his primary base-of-operations.
Nobunaga renamed the stronghold "Gifu Castle,"following an example set by an ancient Chinese practice. Nobunaga then proceeded to renovate the castle into a far more impressive and grandiose structure than its previous incarnation. Luis Frois, a renowned Jesuit Missionary from Portugal, was personally invited by Nobunaga to visit the castle. After a short stay in Gifu, Frois praised the castle's extraordinary beauty.
The Battle of Gifu Castle in 1600 served as a prelude to both the Battle of Sekigahara and the destruction of Gifu Castle in the same year. After the demolition of the castle, part of the structure was brough to Kano Castle to the south to fortify its position.
| Condition | New. Good condition! |
|---|---|
| Binding | Hardcover |
| EAN | 4571350470066 |
| IsAdultProduct | 0 |
| Manufacturer | Facet Japan |
| MPN | M5 |
| Publisher | Facet Japan |
| Studio | Facet Japan |
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