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Facet Paper Craft 1/300 Scale size Japan Castle Series Mt. Kinka Gifu Castle
Facet Paper Craft 1/300 Scale size Japan Castle Series Mt. Kinka Gifu Castle
Facet Paper Craft 1/300 Scale size Japan Castle Series Mt. Kinka Gifu Castle
Facet Paper Craft 1/300 Scale size Japan Castle Series Mt. Kinka Gifu Castle
Facet Paper Craft 1/300 Scale size Japan Castle Series Mt. Kinka Gifu Castle
Facet Paper Craft 1/300 Scale size Japan Castle Series Mt. Kinka Gifu Castle
Facet Paper Craft 1/300 Scale size Japan Castle Series Mt. Kinka Gifu Castle
Facet Paper Craft 1/300 Scale size Japan Castle Series Mt. Kinka Gifu Castle
Facet Paper Craft 1/300 Scale size Japan Castle Series Mt. Kinka Gifu Castle

Facet Paper Craft 1/300 Scale size Japan Castle Series Mt. Kinka Gifu Castle

$ 26.39

Availability: 25 in stock
  • Difficulty Level: For intermediate users
  • Creation time: 6 to 10 hours (varies between individuals)
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Condition: New
  • MPN: Does Not Apply
  • Modified Item: No
  • Remarks: No cut processing
  • Features: Kit
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • Recommended Age Range: Middle school students and up
  • Completed Size: Length 11.6 cm, width 16.7 cm, height 9.7 cm
  • Product specifications: A4 parts diagram x 2
  • Scale: 1:300
  • Brand: Facet
  • Refund will be given as: Money back or replacement (buyer's choice)
  • Item must be returned within: 60 Days
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller

    Description

    Description
    Brand:
    Facet
    Quantity: 1
    Condition: New
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    Gifu Castle where Nobunaga Oda aimed to unify the world.
    The current figure that rises to the top of Mt. Kinka has been reproduced in diorama format as a 1/300 size paper craft.
    (History of the castle)
    Gifu-jo, originally called Inabayama-jo, is built atop the 338m Mt. Kinka in Gifu prefecture.
    A castle was first established here by Nikaido Yukimasa in around 1201, but the Saito clan built the first proper castle here in the 15th C.
    Saito Dosan became the master of Inabayama-jo In 1539 and renovated it into mostly into what you see today.
    In 1567 Oda Nobunaga invaded Mino and took Inabayama-jo from Saito Yoshitatsu, the grandson of Saito Dosan.
    Nobunaga moved his headquarters here from Komaki Castle and renamed it, Gifu Castle. Nobunaga built the tower atop the mountain and his great palace at the base.
    Nobunaga stayed here until he built Azuchi Castle in 1579.
    Nobunaga's descendants continued to rule Gifu Castle until the Battle of Sekigahara. During the Battle of Sekigahara (1600) Tokugawa's forces captured Gifu Castle which was then controlled by Nobunaga's grandson Hidenobu.
    Tokugawa had no need for a small mountaintop castle so it was abandoned and replaced by a new flatland castle, Kano Castle nearby.
    It is said that Kano Castle was built using some materials including the main keep from Gifu Castle.
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