What is important with the Model Palette is to also create an accompanying scenery which called "Tenkei" in japanese.
What is a scenery which called "Tenkei" in japanese in an architectural model?
In the first place, scenery (Tenkei) in architectural models refers to people, trees, cars, furniture, etc. that are created at the same scale in order to give a sense of the scale and scale of the building.
With the accompanying scenery, you can visualize the model more concretely and as if it were the real thing.
Especially when adding people, it not only gives a sense of scale but also makes it easier to understand the movement of the line of sight.
It is also useful for confirming the intended window size and positional relationship, which is unique to house models.
To do this, it is necessary to match height differences such as floor height, ceiling height, design height, etc.
It takes a surprisingly long time to load the drawing...
What we pay attention to in the scenery
When creating landscapes, one of the things I pay particular attention to is the sense of the season.
Along with the four seasons of Japan, my memories are also circulating.
I'm sure this season brings color to life's rare opportunities such as building a home.
It must be an irreplaceable memory for the client.
Through the models, we cherish not only the scenes of future life, but also the memories and emotions spent here.
House model: For MP01 , you can choose between the default green and cherry.
For a limited time only, we are giving away Christmas decorations!
As a present for those who request by Christmas (12/25),
I made a side view of Santa Claus, a Christmas tree, and ginger man cookies.
Ginger is the size of a human!
It looks like you can have a lot of fun playing with models.
