Japanese site navigation 1 -kamaboko

[namoon]

www5b.biglobe.ne.jp/~kamaboko/
Ichiyama's site, kamaboko, is created with FLASH in Japanese, so looks impregnable for non-Japanese modelers. here could be easy navigation in the site.

below image appeared "button bar" in the bottom of TOP PAGE, linking to each pages. if you are hothead or pepperer, click to Download Garage;



Business Works;
showing his former works on business.

Running TIPs;
describing instructions for some specific models.

Download Garage;
link to Download manu for verious scale, real/deformed under this.

Featuring 60's F1;
some pages under this featuring 60's.

BBS;
blog and bulletin boards.

Posting Gallery;
when you'd like to post, NOT here, thru email.

Small Animal Park;
his another works.

[namoon]

DOWNLOAD GARAGE:

{1/30 scales};
real scale, 1 page in A4 or letter size,
BMW ISETTA 300, Mini Coopers, Bugatti T35B/T51, ...

{1/56 card models};
real scale, in postcard size,
MGF, VW Lupo, Golf, Eunos Roadstar, ...

{60's F1, from 1.5liters age};
deformed 'cigar-shaped', 1 page in A4 or letter size,
also transporters.

{Petit F Extra};
much detailed Lotus 49, Shadow DN8-II,
but in 'Petit-F' format deformed following masa's METMANIA.

{deformed figure dolls};
drivers, team staff, doctors, ...
matching for deformed 60's F1 models.

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Featuring 60's F1


{the 1.5Liters Age};
short story in races from 1961-1965.
No model patterns here.

{'61 Monaco};
featuring Monaco GP in 1961.
available patterns of ALL ENTRANTS at the GP, and some dioramic scenes in Monaco.

{Download Garage};
same page as "60's F1, from 1.5liters age".

{Numberland};
featuring some GP's in 60's, specific by car numbers and the scenes. in the age, car numbers were changed in each races.

[namoon]

{60's F1, from 1.5liters age}


you can see and find many 'cigar-shaped' F1 in 60's here.
what do you want any more?

[namoon]

{Petit F Extra}:


Petit-F is a deformation format in METMANIA by masa. Ichiyama likes to follow it in his models. Lotus49 is absolutely beautiful, and now SHADOW DN8/2 here, and ....

[Robert Arosteguy]

Thanks, man!! That's what we needed!