Papercraft Gunkanjima World Heritage Art Assembly Kit Set Replica Model (2 Pieces)

Gunkanjima/Hashima Paper Craft Set of 2, Approximately 1/1700 Scale Specifications: No cuts or folds on each part Total Parts: 80 Difficulty Level: Intermediate Average Completion Time: 2-3 Days Finished Size: 273mm, 95mm, 38mm (Package Size: Half A4 Size) Coal supported the economic growth of the Showa era. Hashima, an island located at the southwestern tip of Nagasaki Prefecture, was where that coal was mined. At its peak, it had the world's highest population density. It was also a bustling maritime city, filled with cutting-edge structures. Its landscape resembled a battleship, earning it the nickname "Gunkanjima." Landing on the island was prohibited for a long time after the mine closed in 1974, but since 2009, landing has been permitted, and it has recently gained attention as a power spot. In September 2008, it was added to the World Heritage Tentative List as part of the "Kyushu-Yamaguchi Modern Industrial Heritage Sites." This paper craft is based on Gunkanjima, now in ruins. Collapsed buildings and structures have been placed as much as possible to recreate the current state of Gunkanjima, with its crowded structures and exquisite scenery where nature and man-made elements blend together. *This was created for paper craft purposes and may differ in some areas from the actual product.